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Rotisserie chicken shop opens its doors
18 January 2021Owners of a rotisserie chicken shop open up a new branch despite challenges caused by lockdown.
Jill cooks up a curry for busy staff at QEQM
18 January 2021When a take-away chef was asked to help doctors and nurses at a Kent hospital, she got out her saucepans.
'Save the festival'
17 January 2021A crowdfunding effort has been launched to rescue an annual film event that has now been crippled by the effects of the pandemic.
Empty police station to be sold off
16 January 2021A town centre police station has been vacated and will now go on the market, with officers working from the next town
Vaccination rollout reaches port town
15 January 2021A health service spokesman has confirmed that vaccinations against coronavirus in a district have started for the public today.
'Still no detailed plans' for border point
15 January 2021Villagers are still in the dark about how the government's new border point will affect them despite a consultation being in full swing.
Here's how to try Veganuary
15 January 2021Lockdown could be the perfect time to try Veganuary. We give you the facts, advice and some ideas about where to try takeaway vegan food near you.
'Why are we last in the queue for vaccinations?'
14 January 2021Pensioners have criticised delays in rolling out the Covid-19 vaccine in Kent's worst affected areas.
'Use our centre'
14 January 2021A community group has offered health bosses its building for Covid jabs for the public after complaints that its district only has one centre.
Green power
14 January 2021A total of 49 electric vehicle charging points are due to open in 18 locations in March to help combat climate change.
Fine of £5,000 for dumping
14 January 2021A company has been fined £5,000, and made to pay £1,870 in costs and a surcharge, after being found guilty by magistrates of fly-tipping.
Tragic death of man 'with heart of gold' ruled an accident
13 January 2021The death of a young man who suffered fatal injuries when he stepped out in front of an oncoming car has been ruled an accident.
Curbs on mixed exercise could be 'bloodbath' for depressed and anxious people
13 January 2021For isolated people, outdoor exercise with another person has been a lifeline. Taking it away could be disastrous, fears a mental health help group.
Learning to bounce back
13 January 2021Tourism training courses will be run to help businesses recover after the economic slump from coronavirus lockdowns.
'Mayhem' predicted
13 January 2021Members of the public in a district are expected to crowd to a single coronavirus vaccination centre: a petition has been raised demanding more.
Fight against traffickers stepped up as crossing fall by 70%
12 January 2021A new group has been set up to combat the gangs sending asylum seekers across the Channel - with the perilous trips already down 70% due to efforts.
Crimebusting at their fingertips
12 January 2021A council cabinet has adopted a policy of using social media as a weapon to battle against criminal activities.
Green light for climate change plan
12 January 2021The first anti-pollution strategy of its kind by a council has been voted through with a bonus of new money for car charge points.
Gallery expansion gets the go-ahead
12 January 2021A prominent gallery can now expand into its cellar after gaining planning permission to develop into the Grade II listed wine vaults
No symptoms? Still get tested
11 January 2021A MP is calling on everyone to get checked for coronavirus - even if they are not showing any signs or symptoms.
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