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Plans to ban cars from a town centre do not address crowding problems in the precinct and don't even provide the manpower needed to put up barriers.
Fears of a second coronavirus wave have sparked calls to make sure any further lockdowns will not be countywide.
Two Kent hospitals have changed the way they treat people suffering with minor injuries.
A huge figure popular with tourists and residents has been given a makeover fitting of the current crisis - as we review some of his memorable looks.
Four roaming peacocks who became a source of entertainment for locked down households have become the stars of a children's book.
The county's second Debenhams store is set to reopen as one of 38 more branches.
A council's newly launched social distancing banners have left some people confused as to the message they are supposed to convey.
A coronavirus survivor has given birth to a healthy boy two months after she almost lost her life to the disease.
More than 15,000 more people are signed on last month than in April as the economic impact of lockdown on Kent continues to be felt.
Shoppers returning to Bluewater have been advised to expect a different experience as managers look to ensure "robust social distancing" is enforced.
A reopened wildlife park in Kent is already reviewing its visitor capacity following a successful first day back in business.
Shops on Sheppey are reopening today for the first time since lockdown began three months ago.
Shops in Sittingbourne are reopening today for the first time since lockdown began three months ago.
Evidence suggests wearing face coverings can help limit the spread of Covid-19 as shops begin to reopen their doors.
Kent Police has withdrawn a number of lockdown fines wrongly issued by its officers.
A councillor believes post-mortem examinations should have been carried out on people who have died from coronavirus to help understand the disease.
Anxious residents have raised concerns about the location of a new Covid-19 testing centre which opens on the edge of a town centre next to a school.
Hundreds of people in Kent have fallen victim to coronavirus scammers since the pandemic started.
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