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Lion in ‘shell-shocked’ state completes 1,400-mile trip and arrives in Kent
16 August 2024A lion with “psychological issues” is now a Kent resident and will be one of five big cats to be rescued from the war-torn country of Ukraine.
Sports stars lend ‘helping hand’ to baby loss charity exhibit
24 July 2024A fundraising exhibition featuring casts of major sporting stars’ hands including footballer Geoff Hurst has opened inside a cathedral.
Children’s hospice founder dies at 83
16 July 2024Tributes have poured in for an architect who was known for setting up a charity in memory of his daughter.
Kit, 5, to donate long locks after dad’s cancer diagnosis
12 July 2024The family of a dad with terminal cancer are making memories while raising money for others devastated by the disease.
£2.1m revamp of historic lakes given go-head after six years
14 May 2024A much-loved green space is set to receive a multi-million pound revamp following a grant from the National Lottery.
Parents united in grief back football scheme to get young men talking
23 April 2024The parents of two teenage boys who died from suicide are supporting a new sports initiative to help youngsters struggling with their mental health.
Keep the speed for the race track
12 April 2024Kings Hill racer Thomas Merritt makes his switch from karts to cars this weekend - but he has a vital message everyone should heed.
Give volunteers a shout-out at the Kent Charity Awards
15 March 2024Nominations are now open for this year’s Kent Charity Awards, recognising the hard work of selfless people all over the county.
Shining a light on local heroes
05 January 2024Nominations have now opened for an annual awards ceremony which recognises unsung heroes in local communities.
Why some Kent landmarks will be turning green this week
20 December 2023Three prominent places in the county are set to turn green on the longest day of the year to remind people about an important charity.
Festival of lights to dazzle town once again
09 November 2023A free community event featuring live entertainment, a new lights installation and a fireworks finale will take place once again.
‘Young people can get arthritis too’
26 October 2023A Kent charity is raising awareness about the little-known condition, childhood arthritis.
Veterinary hospital to be named after Paul O’Grady after flood of donations
16 October 2023A veterinary hospital is to be named after presenter and animal lover Paul O’Grady after almost half a million pounds was raised following his death.
Don’t miss this ewe-nique opportunity
24 June 2023Firms needed to team up with Shaun the Sheep for charity art trail
Celebrities to take part in football match for cancer charity
21 June 2023X Factor winners, TOWIE stars, and an EastEnders actor will be coming together to raise money for a good cause.
Army chief supports our Homes for Heroes campaign
21 May 2023The former head of the British Army has spoken of the difficulties faced by our ex-servicemen and how the Kent public can help.
‘We’re breaking down barriers to mental health in Asian communities’
19 May 2023A unique charity is coming up with new ways to help and support ethnic minorities affected by mental health and money issues.
Last chance to get your votes in for the Kent Charity Awards
17 May 2023The deadline for this year’s nominations is fast approaching, but there’s still time to vote for your local charity heroes.
Final chance to nominate courageous children
11 May 2023Brave, courageous, determined youngsters are being sought for this year’s Children’s Awards and there are just days left to send us your nominations.
Vicar goes to the police over Facebook ‘attacks’
05 May 2023A clergyman has reported a series of Facebook comments to the police after a nursery’s closure was met with anger.
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