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A castle's grounds will be closed to the public after a spike in anti-social gatherings and illegal parties during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Residents hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic have been reminded council help is at hand to ensure they are not kicked out of their homes.
Parents are being urged not to put face masks on children under the age of three due to a risk of choking or suffocation.
As new rules on wearing a face covering come into force, we've been speaking to shoppers and shop owners across Kent on how it's being observed.
A second wave of coronavirus in the county in September is not inevitable, says a healthcare boss, but depends on how people behave.
Anyone popping to the shops will have to wear a mask as of this Friday, but how are shopping centres preparing for the new rules?
A couple have been given a long service award to mark 26 years of running a pub.
A plan to help Kent recover from the coronavirus pandemic has been shrouded in mystery, a council leader has admitted.
Local councils are facing an "enormous challenge" if they are forced to put localised lockdowns in place.
A fundraising scheme paused due to the closure of businesses during the coronavirus pandemic is preparing for its relaunch.
Veterans who live at the RBLI centre lined up to honour nurses and carers for their service during the pandemic.
Health chiefs are rapidly accelerating testing of staff at a hospitals trust suffering more Covid-19 deaths than any other in the country.
Boris Johnson has today announced fresh measures to bring the UK further out of lockdown.
An fashion illustrator who dressed Esther Rantzen has documented her lockdown journey by creating a new piece of artwork each week.
A specialist physio has shared some top tips after revealing up to 70% of his patients are suffering from injuries caused by working from home.
The town’s oldest and most popular event has been cancelled for the first time since 1947, organisers have confirmed.
There are warnings that funeral service restrictions are resulting in emotional trauma for the loved ones of coronavirus victims.
A highly anticipated new farm shop and café has been forced to delay its opening by almost four months following the coronavirus pandemic.
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