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Women in Kent fighting the pandemic

08 March 2021
Women in Kent fighting the pandemic

This International Women's Day we explore the stories of some of the women in Kent working to tackle Covid-19.

'Bookshops help children love books - but we're all struggling'

04 March 2021
'Bookshops help children love books - but we're all struggling'

World Book Day tokens will be valid far beyond the end of this month - here's why you should wait for your favourite bookshop to reopen to spend them.

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Only one neighbourhood sees infection rate over 200

02 March 2021
Only one neighbourhood sees infection rate over 200

Cases fall to their lowest levels since mid-October but health experts warn not to drop the ball yet as weekly decrease percentages flatten.

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Rail prices rise by £200 for commuters

01 March 2021
Rail prices rise by £200 for commuters

Rail ticket prices have risen above inflation for the first time since 2014 meaning some travellers will be paying almost £200 more.

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Domestic abuse survivor still without safe home a year on

26 February 2021
Domestic abuse survivor still without safe home a year on

We revisited a domestic abuse survivor a year after she was told to move back in with her attacker - and find her living in a crumbling home.

Why Kent is the new crime writing capital

24 February 2021
Why Kent is the new crime writing capital

In recent years more and more crime novels have been set in Kent - we asked four writers why the county is the perfect setting for gruesome murders.

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'Free speech issue? What issue?!'

18 February 2021
'Free speech issue? What issue?!'

Debate is being silenced at universities according to the government, but is that true?

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Kent's Covid-19 cases dip to tier one levels

16 February 2021
Kent's Covid-19 cases dip to tier one levels

Every area of the county continues to see a drop in the rate of Covid cases as restrictions are set to be loosened over the coming weeks.

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A birds-eye tour of The Historic Dockyard

15 February 2021
A birds-eye tour of The Historic Dockyard

Explore the stories of the Historic Dockyard's three warships like you've never seen them before - from the skies.

Where are Kent's most and least infected neighbourhoods?

09 February 2021
Where are Kent's most and least infected neighbourhoods?

As Covid cases begin to return to pre-lockdown 2 levels, we look into which neighbourhoods have the highest and lowest infection rates in the county.

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An illegal wedding and Woolf's lover

09 February 2021
An illegal wedding and Woolf's lover

A novel's inspiration, an artist's desert home and the site of an illegal wedding, we discover Kent's links to LGBT history.

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January becomes deadliest month since pandemic began

02 February 2021
January becomes deadliest month since pandemic began

Despite case numbers dropping to their lowest point since November, the aftermath of surging cases has made January Kent's deadliest month.

'I knew redundancy was coming - despite being furloughed'

26 January 2021
'I knew redundancy was coming - despite being furloughed'

Unemployment remains high in the county after spiking during lockdown last year, leaving many in a precarious jobs market.

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A ruff history of the Pooch Perfect estate

22 January 2021
A ruff history of the Pooch Perfect estate

Discover the history of the beautiful Tonbridge estate where the BBC's dog makeover show is hosted.

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Schools could remain closed until after Easter, warns academy head

19 January 2021
Schools could remain closed until after Easter, warns academy head

It could be months before it's safe for children to return to school according to an education chief and medical expert, despite dropping cases.

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12 Days of Quizmas: Brush up on your Kent trivia

05 January 2021
12 Days of Quizmas: Brush up on your Kent trivia

On the 12th day of Quizmas, KentOnline is finishing off with a simple Kent trivia true of false quiz.

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Sexual orientation among three new census questions

05 January 2021
Sexual orientation among three new census questions

Households across the country are to be asked to fill in a national survey for the first time since 2011.

12 Days of Quizmas: Test your knowledge on all things food and drink

04 January 2021
12 Days of Quizmas: Test your knowledge on all things food and drink

What better way to celebrate the 11th day of Quizmas than with a food and drink quiz to remind us of all our indulgences over the festive season?

12 Days of Quizmas: Where did Kent's towns get their names?

03 January 2021
12 Days of Quizmas: Where did Kent's towns get their names?

It's the 10th day of Quizmas and KentOnline is giving you a test of your local town naming knowledge.

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12 Days of Quizmas: Day 9 tests all your musical knowledge

02 January 2021
12 Days of Quizmas: Day 9 tests all your musical knowledge

On the ninth day of Quizmas my true love gave to me, 10 questions on tunes and melody.

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