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Crime falls but drugs and weapon offences rise

Crime falls but drugs and weapon offences rise

23 April 2020

Crimes in Kent fell last year but there was a steep rise in the number of certain offences including drugs and illegal possession of weapons.

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The area of Kent with twice as many Covid-19 deaths

The area of Kent with twice as many Covid-19 deaths

23 April 2020

New figures reveal for the first time the areas of Kent with the highest number of people who have died from Covid-19.

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P&O to furlough 300 more staff

P&O to furlough 300 more staff

23 April 2020

A further 300 employees are to be furloughed by P&O Ferries as the company continues its battle to stay afloat during the Coronavirus crisis

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Leisure centre to close after lockdown

Leisure centre to close after lockdown

23 April 2020

A leisure centre whose sports facilities are used by a secondary school and various clubs has confirmed it will not reopen after lockdown.

16 uplifting photos of the spring nobody is seeing

16 uplifting photos of the spring nobody is seeing

23 April 2020

Feeling a bit down? Enjoy photos of Kent in bloom as we continue in the fifth week of life in lockdown.

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Folk & Ale festival postponed

Folk & Ale festival postponed

23 April 2020

Organisers of a popular Kent Folk & Ale festival have announced July's 10th anniversary event has been postponed until next year

Hundreds of pubs not receiving promised funds

Hundreds of pubs not receiving promised funds

22 April 2020

Pubs across Kent have not yet received much-needed cash from the government - despite promises they would be helped through the lockdown crisis.

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Air ambulance launches its 'most important' funding appeal

Air ambulance launches its 'most important' funding appeal

22 April 2020

The county's air ambulance is desperately trying to raise more than half a million pounds to keep the life-saving helicopter in the skies.

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Survivor's message after heart attack patient numbers halve

Survivor's message after heart attack patient numbers halve

22 April 2020

A heart attack survivor has spoken out about the importance of seeking medical attention in an emergency situation despite the coronavirus outbreak.

When will police reveal why weekend crash happened?

When will police reveal why weekend crash happened?

22 April 2020

Police are yet to explain what happened when a patrol car smashed into a wall on Sunday afternoon

Nurses 'petrified' as colleagues fight for lives

Nurses 'petrified' as colleagues fight for lives

22 April 2020

Hospital staff have told KentOnline how they're risking their lives every day because of 'inadequate' protective gear.

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Tribute to Mercury worker who loved her job

Tribute to Mercury worker who loved her job

22 April 2020

A former East Kent Mercury Shop worker who loved her job will be remembered for her kindness.

Peacocks disobey stay at home rules and invade office

Peacocks disobey stay at home rules and invade office

21 April 2020

In a blatant breach of the 'stay at home' rules, four peacocks have invaded a car workshop.

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MPs pledge to solve 'shambolic' PPE issues

MPs pledge to solve 'shambolic' PPE issues

21 April 2020

A group of MPs have responded to calls for them to step in and resolve the "shambolic" lack of coronavirus protective kit for GPs in Kent.

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Coach firm offers free festive Bruges trip for NHS heroes

Coach firm offers free festive Bruges trip for NHS heroes

21 April 2020

A coach company is asking people to nominate their NHS heroes for a free trip to the Bruges Christmas Markets.

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Setback for breast cancer charity as fundraiser cancelled

Setback for breast cancer charity as fundraiser cancelled

21 April 2020

A fundraiser which usually raises more than £30,000 for Breast Cancer Now has been cancelled as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Comparing today's food banks with Victorian soup kitchens

Comparing today's food banks with Victorian soup kitchens

21 April 2020

Historian Andrew Sargent looks back at a Victorian soup kitchen and asks is our need for free food distribution just as desperate today?

Chef at Marco Pierre White's diner cooks free lunches

Chef at Marco Pierre White's diner cooks free lunches

20 April 2020

The head chef at a Marco Pierre White diner is leading a team to provide free hot lunches to the needy.

The stand out rainbows and NHS tributes raising smiles

The stand out rainbows and NHS tributes raising smiles

20 April 2020

Households around parts of Kent have responded to the government's extended lockdown announcement with bursts of colour.

Cash boost for heritage railway targeted by arsonists

Cash boost for heritage railway targeted by arsonists

20 April 2020

A century-old heritage railway attraction hit by an arson attack and then a global pandemic has secured its future with vital funding.

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