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A town and parish council combined forces to bulk buy face masks, gloves, aprons and hand sanitiser for residents during the coronavirus lockdown.
Our fourth and final episode of our children's story No 3 Tin Cottage
Dozens of animals have died after fire tore through a pet shop.
Three primary schools in Kent have told parents they will not be opening on June 1 to let Year 1 and 6 pupils back into class.
A parish council has objected to a holiday park's plan to replace 10 old chalets and caravans with nine new chalets.
A Kent postman has been bringing some cheer to customers cooped up at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Former colleagues have been paying tribute to an "unflappable" newspaper editor who has died after living with cancer for more than 20 years.
A parish council has received a delivery of visors, face masks, aprons, gloves and hand spray to distribute to care homes in its village.
Prisoners are receiving £5 phone credits a week to keep in touch with families and friends during the Covid-19 lockdown.
A head teacher has blasted a Kent MP's "very unsettling and somewhat bullish" post supporting the government's plans to reopen schools.
Councillors want planning restrictions eased to let some holiday parks stay open all year to help with the housing shortage.
The man behind hits for Take That and the Spice Girls is producing a new all-girl 'super group' in coronavirus lockdown featuring a Kent singer.
A former firefighter who tackled a giant paper mill blaze and floods will get a special send-off when his hearse stops outside his old station.
A jack-up drilling rig used in the North Sea is now attracting visitors after it has been towed into a Kent port.
Police are searching for the occupants of a white van which failed to stop during a late-night chase.
An academy boss has spoken about how keeping schools closed during the coronavirus pandemic would harm disadvantaged children.
Safety advice is going out to anyone in Kent who is looking to visit the coast, following the government's easing of lockdown measures.
Find out what happens when Dolly Molly-Polly turns up at No 3 Tin Cottage with a giant carpet bag in the latest from National Share A Story Month.
Kite surfers flocked to a Kent seaside resort after the government eased coronavirus lockdown restrictions on exercising in public.
A council says it will keep its parking rules relaxed to support residents and NHS workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
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