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From singing in the street and playing bagpipes to leaving notes for bin men and lighting a tower blue: how one community salutes frontline workers.
Coronavirus has closed Kent's municipal dumps which has led to widespread fly-tipping across the county.
As coronavirus limits the number of mourners at funerals, undertakers and celebrants say it is time to bring back bowing when a hearse drives by.
Most followed government advice and stayed away from the coast over Easter. But some were spotted in holiday parks - to the fury of residents.
A 10-year-old boy has raised over £2,600 for a NHS hospital ward after braving the shave.
Ice cream vans have been seen working around Kent this Easter. But should they be allowed out? Here's your chance to vote.
Clergy are asking the Archbishop of Canterbury to reopen churches so they can film their Easter services there.
A healthcare worker has been left 'shaking' and questioning his job after being assaulted.
A husband and wife on a trip to see their family in New Zealand are confined to one house now the country has ordered a full coronavirus lockdown.
A council has ordered visitors to stay away from a top seaside resort for Easter because of the coronavirus epidemic.
A council is looking for people to share their views on a new policy which could see traders have to get a security check.
Key NHS and emergency service workers have been treated to free meals, cakes and help from businesses and groups.
It’s World Table Tennis Day but Kent Paralympian Ross Wilson has more important things on his mind.
Police and paramedics were called to a riverside road where a man was found dead inside a vehicle.
The head of an insurance firm has donated hundreds to enable older people on Sheppey to keep updated with what is going on.
A woman has been released under investigation after she was arrested on suspicion of assault and assaulting four police officers.
The leader of a Kent council has written to residents thanking them for the way they have responded in the face of the coronavirus outbreak.
A video of two medics singing along to Journey's 1980 hit Don't Stop Believin' has proved popular with hundreds of thousands of views.
What is it like dealing with angry and rude shoppers? A Tesco manager shares an eye-opening extract from her no-holds barred diary from the frontline.
A council has been forced to justify staffing what it calls essential services after a number comments from the public.
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