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A town council has been forced to shut its offices after at least one coronavirus case.
Bosses of a circus that was shut down 10 minutes before its first performance have been told their shows can now go ahead after a dramatic U-turn.
A Halfords has been forced to shut after a member of staff tested positive for coronavirus.
Bosses of a circus that was shut down 10 minutes before its first performance are waiting for a final decision on the fate of their performances.
Wardens have been introduced to high streets in an effort to monitor social distancing, encourage shoppers to wear masks, and to deal with conflicts.
A council is urging people to do their bit to keep people safe as it is revealed which Kent borough has the highest rate of Covid-19 infections.
The trustees of a popular community centre have announced with 'great regret' that the centre will not reopen amid the coronavirus crisis.
A doctor at an under-fire surgery has defended the practice in the face of a barrage of complaints over changes forced by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Pupils at a secondary school have been sent home after a confirmed case of Covid-19.
Kent's health chief has warned people their actions in the next few weeks will determine what happens to family's at Christmas.
A £6.3 million grant is to be used to set up a test and trace system in Kent to "bolster" a national scheme that's come in for widespread criticism.
A businessman whose prosecco bar made innovative use of a closed down paddling pool during lockdown has given away part of his profits.
Wastewater in parts of Kent is being checked for traces of Covid-19 to help indicate any signs of a possible spike in cases.
There are more than 30 cases of coronavirus at prison, which has affected both staff and prisoners.
At least seven care homes in Kent could be used to accommodate patients being discharged from hospital who test positive for coronavirus this winter.
A group of primary school age pupils and a staff member have been told to self isolate following confirmation of a positive Coronavirus case.
A boss at a care home which lost 10 residents to Covid-19 has told of the difficulties staff have faced and how they're prepared for the months ahead.
Kent's former Covid-positive residents are being called on to donate blood plasma.
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