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A Kent food bank says the coronavirus crisis has sparked a huge increase in people needing essential supplies.
As the coronavirus lockdown begins to ease, businesses have been tackling the challenges in different ways.
The boss of three primary schools has shown what will greet children when they return to class after the coronavirus lockdown.
A resting oil rig from the North Sea is becoming a favourite subject with photographers.
The lifeboat service is warning people to check the weather before heading out to sea after a crew was called out five times in one day.
A mum-of-two ran a half marathon for her father who is fighting cancer.
The fire service was called to reports of a blaze in an apartment, believed to have been accidentally caused by a candle.
Alec Smith has spoken of the horror of seeing his pet shop full of animals going up in flames.
A family-run nature reserve has won a top award for its work studying lapwings.
Residents say a group of travellers have set up on a recreational ground where people have been going for their daily exercise.
Lilly Buck, 8, has raised money to buy gifts for NHS front line staff by undertaking 10 challenges on You Tube.
A town and parish council combined forces to bulk buy face masks, gloves, aprons and hand sanitiser for residents during the coronavirus lockdown.
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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.
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