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Young paddle boarder taken to hospital
27 July 2020A young girl, who got into difficulty while paddle boarding with her mum, was taken to hospital suffering with hypothermia.
'No showers, no shouting and don't change clothes'
25 July 2020Gyms, swimming pools and indoor sport centres will enforce a number of rules when they reopen from today.
East Kent Covid-19 deaths rise to almost one in four
24 July 2020Health chiefs are seeking "definitive" answers over the worrying number of deaths at a Kent hospitals trust.
'The reality of Brexit is now hitting home'
21 July 2020Residents have hit out after work started on a huge post-Brexit lorry park as the government prepares for the end of the transition period.
Helpline set up after thousands of patients put at risk
21 July 2020A helpline has been set up after a private dermatology company allowed a backlog of urgent appointments - including for cancer treatment - to pile up.
Best and worst rated seaside towns in Kent revealed
18 July 2020A survey of more than 4,000 beachgoers has revealed the best and worst- rated coastal spots in the county.
Unidentified germ forces milk recall
17 July 2020A dairy farm has asked customers to pour away its milk immediately over health fears.
Man pushes knife through van window
14 July 2020A bystander to an incident has been threatened with a knife while sitting in his vehicle.
How to spot incredible comet in sky during July
12 July 2020Stunning photos have captured a comet 64 million miles away as it streaks its way across the skies.
Changes to rubbish tips and recycling centres this week
12 July 2020An increased number of booking slots for residents to rid themselves of household waste will come into force from tomorrow.
'Several thousand lorries will be there, it'll be hugely disruptive'
11 July 2020A new customs clearance centre catering for thousands of HGVs in the aftermath of Brexit will result in huge disruption, fears a Kent MP.
Strange nature: Kent's most bizarre natural events
07 July 2020From glowing waves to demon shrimp, here are some of the weird and wonderful natural events in Kent.
Permanent traveller site and community hall approved
06 July 2020Plans for a permanent campsite for members of the traveller community have been given the green light.
The first ever pub in your town - and what's there now
04 July 2020While some have become Italian restaurants or bargain stores, many of Kent's oldest pubs are still going.
Paul O'Grady to build private dance studio at Kent home
02 July 2020TV favourite and Kent resident Paul O'Grady is to build a private dance studio for his 40-year-old ballet star husband.
Robotic pets comfort residents during lockdown
02 July 2020Robopets Bonzo the dog and Simba the cat are providing therapy to care home residents - some who suffer with dementia - during the outbreak.
Fundraiser set up for family of mum found dead on M20
01 July 2020A fundraiser has been set up to cover funeral costs for a young mum who was found dead on a motorway.
Back on track
01 July 2020Whether you want to make a splash, let off steam or catch up on culture, you'll be able to do it with the latest attractions reopening this weekend.
Second peak leaves Kent hospital trust with most Covid deaths in England
01 July 2020Alarming new statistics show more people are dying with coronavirus in east Kent’s hospitals than anywhere else in the country.
Hundreds of homes without power after storms hit
26 June 2020Residents have reported being without power for nearly five hours after storms hit the county.
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