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Villagers lower food from bridges as Domino's deliver 500 pizzas
24 December 2020Villagers are using a rope and bags for life to deliver food to lorry drivers left stranded in Operation Stack - while Domino's has also stepped up.
New faster lifeboat will help save lives at sea
23 December 2020A new faster and more durable lifeboat has arrived in Kent to help crews continue to save lives at sea.
The area in Kent with the highest death rate
22 December 2020Government figures have revealed which area in Kent has the highest death rate from Covid-19.
Number of Kent Covid hospital patients soars past Spring peak
19 December 2020NHS chiefs have postponed non-urgent operations in Kent - as the number of patients in the county's hospitals soars.
Car narrowly avoids being hit by train
18 December 2020Watch the moment a car narrowly avoids being hit by a speeding train which has sparked a warning from Network Rail.
Beethoven and Mozart come to Kent
18 December 2020Music and art enthusiasts can now visit respected composers Mozart and Beethoven at a sculpture park in the county.
Multi-car crash - one victim taken to hospital
17 December 2020A casualty, one of two treated by paramedics, had to be conveyed to hospital after a collision involving three vehicles.
David Walliams thanks school in video
17 December 2020A Britain's Got Talent judge has sent his thanks and best wishes to a Kent School.
Kent-born Bison to be rehomed in Romania
16 December 2020A male bison, born at one of the county's animal parks, will travel 1,400 miles over two days to be rehomed in the wild.
New Covid-19 'walk-in' testing site opens
15 December 2020A new appointment-only Covid-19 testing site has been set up for people displaying symptoms of the virus.
Asylum seekers 'disappear' from barracks
14 December 2020Concerns have been raised by an MP over claims that eight asylum seekers being housed at military barracks have disappeared.
First pictures of Op Brock test on M20
12 December 2020A new moveable barrier designed to deal with traffic disruption at the end of the Brexit transition period is being tested for the first time.
Seafront apartments set to be given green light
11 December 2020Nineteen new seaside homes are expected to be approved by councillors next week.
Second World War hero celebrates 100th birthday
10 December 2020A war veteran and retired colonel says he feels lucky to be celebrating his 100th birthday, after many of his comrades died young.
Fears 'disinformation' could dissuade people from taking vaccine
09 December 2020Concerns have been raised over how disinformation being spread could prevent some people from taking the newly approved Covid-19 vaccine.
'We need £400m to turn around scandal-hit hospitals'
09 December 2020MPs are urgently calling on the government to provide a £400 million boost to improve a hospital trust hit by a string of scandals.
'Momentous' day as great-grandad first to receive vaccine in Kent
08 December 2020The first vaccine against Covid-19 to be issued in the county was given to an 80-year-old great-grandfather.
Man in court charged with 1987 murders
05 December 2020A man accused of murdering two women more than 30 years ago has appeared in court.
Ancient Kent chapel holds secret to gruesome tale
05 December 2020A secluded chapel deemed one of Kent's best-kept secrets is at the centre of a tale which saw a woman meet her death in the most horrific way.
Starved lions and rescued bears need forever home
03 December 2020Help is needed to create safe forever homes in Kent for three lions and six brown bears who were all raised in terrible conditions.
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