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Music fans will have to wait a little longer to see acts such as The Libertines as an annual festival looks set to be postponed.
A police boss said his officers cannot enforce people socially distancing on packed bank holiday beaches.
Two children are feared to be among those to have died as concerns over exposure to coronavirus keeps gravely-ill patients away from Kent’s hospitals.
Parking fees have been brought back in one part of Kent after lockdown measures were eased.
The owner of luxury hotel hopes it will reopen in July with procedures in place to protect guests amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
A creative dad has fashioned a 'cuddle curtain' so his children could hug their grandparents and stay protected during lockdown.
A Kent MP has called on the Prime Minister to ensure 'more female voices at the top of government' to bring about better representation for women.
Two cases of coronavirus have been confirmed at a special needs school which has been working with Public Health England to make the building safe
Thirteen people with learning disabilities have made a full recovery after Covid-19 spread through a specialist care facility.
Despite temperatures set to soar, this is why we're being told to stay away from the Kent seaside.
A wristband which alerts people wearing it when they touch their face has been launched by a firm from Kent in a bid to counter Covid-19.
A council committee was asked to take urgent action as lobbying to suspend the 11-plus exams in light of the coronavirus pandemic continues.
A Kent care home in one of the county's worst hit areas for Covid-19 has recorded 17 coronavirus-related deaths.
Testing has been cited as the cause of an area having one of the highest coronavirus infection rates in England.
A Kent postman has been bringing some cheer to customers cooped up at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
A martial arts instructor who had a life-saving liver transplant 10 years ago has died after testing positive for Covid-19.
A motorist was stopped by police after driving almost three hours from Kent to the East Midlands.
The number of people who died with coronavirus last week has more than halved, with care home numbers declining dramatically.
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