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Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has teamed up with the Archbishop of York to plead for everyone to be good Samaritans during coronavirus crisis.
The University of Kent has brought forward plans to suspend lectures amid the coronavirus outbreak.
One of Kent's main theatres has said it will close tonight while another is making a statement this morning about future shows.
Some of Kent's biggest attractions have shut as the government steps up plans to stop the spread of coronavirus.
England wicketkeeper and Kent captain Sam Billings has stepped in to help during the coronavirus outbreak.
A school is to partially close for two days due to staff shortages caused by teachers self-isolating against Covid-19.
A total of four major retailers have closed stores in Kent following the coronavirus outbreak.
People are being urged to work at home and limit social contact amid fears coronavirus cases "could double every five or six days".
Bosses have announced hospital visits are being restricted in the fight against the coronavirus.
Smaller stores are trying to support their communities after shoppers were met by empty shelves at big supermarket chains.
Shepherd Neame has cancelled all brewery tours and a theatre has closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A couple is offering to pick up shopping and prescriptions for the elderly or disabled.
The coronavirus has forced a church to cancel its 900th anniversary service with the Bishop of Dover.
Offers of shopping and friendly phone calls on postcards that could prove a life-saver
Pensioners could be left to die alone under the government's plans to fight coronavirus as people are urged to help check in on the elderly.
A charity is boosting its 'meals on wheels' deliveries to pensioners in wake of the coronavirus.
From online lectures to live streaming choir sessions, technology is playing a big part in keeping people connected during the coronavirus outbreak.
Both sites of a secondary school have reopened after undergoing a deep clean when a Year 8 pupil was confirmed to have contracted the disease.
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