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Gang cough in pensioner's face shouting 'corona, corona'
26 March 2020A 73-year-old woman was left scared and shaken after an intimidating group of men coughed at her - amid fears over the spread of Covid-19.
Boss defends binmen who 'forgot about social distancing'
26 March 2020As more and more social media users post pictures of people apparently flouting coronavirus restrictions, one boss has spoken out to defend staff.
Dramatic drone image of raging fire
26 March 2020Smoke drifts across a seaside town in this picture captured by a drone.
Six ways virus crisis will change Kent forever
26 March 2020A leading business forecaster predicts how the county will adapt when we emerge from the coronavirus outbreak.
Take a shopping trip down memory lane
26 March 2020Archive photos show how Kent's shopping centres were built and then officially opened in the late 90s and early 2000s.
Care firm forced to make DIY surgical masks
25 March 2020A national shortage of surgical masks has led one care company to make its own as the fight against the coronavirus continues.
'Half the population could already have coronavirus'
25 March 2020Covid-19 may have already infected half the UK, according to a new study - but researchers say social distancing measures MUST still be observed.
Spoons boss tells workers: 'Get a job at Tesco'
24 March 2020Staff at 23 Wetherspoons across Kent have been told they can take jobs with supermarkets - after the pubs were forced to close.
Can I still walk my dog?
24 March 2020Here is everything you need to know about taking care of your dog during lockdown.
Every supermarket and when they're open for NHS and elderly
24 March 2020Find out when each supermarket across Kent is open and how each is restricting the number of products you can buy.
Waitrose limiting customer numbers and marshalling queues
24 March 2020A supermarket chain has announced a raft of new measures which will "dramatically change how people shop" to help tackle the spread of coronavirus.
Kent recycling centres closed
24 March 2020Recycling centres in Kent have been shut until further notice following the government's latest announcement on tackling the coronavirus outbreak.
Dance teacher offering free online classes for all ages
23 March 2020The owner of a dance academy in Kent is offering free online classes every day during the coronavirus crisis.
'Stop spreading germs', MP tells Londoners at second homes
23 March 2020People who have moved to their second homes in Kent during the coronavirus outbreak are being urged to stay inside.
Defiant organisers to hold 'virtual' May Day procession
23 March 2020Organisers of an historic May Day parade will hold a virtual procession this year after the event was cancelled due to the coronavirus.
Vandals attack supermarket and community centre
23 March 2020Staff at a community hub forced to close amid the fight against coronavirus have told of their shock after it was vandalised just two days later.
Italian mayor at virus epicentre brings daughter home from Kent
23 March 2020A student has returned to the Italian city worst-hit by the coronavirus - as her father is so concerned at the UK's handling of the outbreak.
Not again: 'Idiots' pack Whitstable Harbour
22 March 2020There is mounting fury after visitors flocked to Whitstable for a second day in defiance of social distancing advice.
Holes drilled in tyres as six ambulances attacked
22 March 2020Under-pressure paramedics on the frontline of the fight against coronavirus discovered a fleet of ambulances damaged this morning.
Pub says sorry for large gathering
22 March 2020A company has apologised after images of large crowds gathering outside their takeaway prompted furious responses from public and officials.
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