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Drive-in cinema venture to launch across county
23 June 2020Two brothers are behind a new scheme to bring drive-in cinemas to venues across Kent.
Eyelash technician gets to work at Port Lympne
23 June 2020Having temporarily ditched the eyelash glue, a beautician has turned her hand to sanding down railings, jet washing and painting at Port Lympne.
DiscoBoy prankster brings 'social discoing' to beach promenade
23 June 2020A pub landlord was among those who joined in an impromptu promenade party hosted by internet sensation DiscoBoy.
'It's a joy to offer people the opportunity to bring their prayers before God'
23 June 2020News that private prayers and funerals are now allowed in churches has been welcomed by a Kent vicar
Orchestra's stunning online recital
22 June 2020They haven't been able to perform together but this Kent string orchestra found they could still delight an ever expanding audience from home.
Veterans lay wreath to honour Dame Vera Lynn
22 June 2020A veterans' association for ex-servicemen and women has paid tribute to Dame Vera Lynn.
Book in memory of mum will nurture cooking in kids
22 June 2020A story book for children includes funny tales and recipes that will help inspire youngsters to learn to cook
Public pool converted into prosecco bar
20 June 2020In an innovative move to help get businesses back up and running, a council has granted permission for a prosecco bar to take over a paddling pool.
Thousands raised in memory of man hit by car
19 June 2020Friends of a man who died after being hit by a car have raised almost £3,000 towards his funeral.
Art raffle will support struggling theatre
19 June 2020Colourful and original paintings can be won in a series of 12 weekly raffles to raise money for a theatre struggling to open under covid rules
'He was a ray of sunshine with a heart of gold'
18 June 2020Devastated friends have paid tribute to a young man who died after being hit by a car in the early hours.
Rugby team take on 20,000 pitches charity challenge
18 June 2020A senior rugby team has discovered a way to beat the lockdown match ban while preparing for its upcoming season.
Covid pedestrianisation 'does not solve crowding'
18 June 2020Plans to ban cars from a town centre do not address crowding problems in the precinct and don't even provide the manpower needed to put up barriers.
What life on ferries will be like after lockdown
18 June 2020Travellers can get a glimpse of what life on ferries will be like now lockdown has eased as companies reveal their new coronavirus safety measures.
Massive P&O protest suspended
17 June 2020Plans to protest the loss of 614 seafaring jobs have been suspended following progress in talks.
Changes to minor injuries units that you need to know about
17 June 2020Two Kent hospitals have changed the way they treat people suffering with minor injuries.
Hostel puts up foreign nurses working amid Covid battle
17 June 2020A pub and hostel owner has opened up his dormitories for agency nurses who are coming to Kent to cover for NHS nurses who are off sick
Premier League's cash boost for grass roots club
17 June 2020A grass roots club has double the reason to celebrate with a cash boost in the same week as the return of Premier League matches.
Roaming peacocks become stars of children’s book
17 June 2020Four roaming peacocks who became a source of entertainment for locked down households have become the stars of a children's book.
The history behind Kent's statues
17 June 2020As public debate raged over how we should reflect on our history, we looked at some of the stories behind statues in the county.
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Air ambulance lands after head-on smash between bus and car
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'Our son didn't attend lectures for five months - why didn't uni check on him?'
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Man found with seven bags of street drug spice in high street
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’Everything is being ripped out’: Pub undergoing £100k revamp
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