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A leisure centre whose sports facilities are used by a secondary school and various clubs has confirmed it will not reopen after lockdown.
Organisers of a popular Kent Folk & Ale festival have announced July's 10th anniversary event has been postponed until next year
A former East Kent Mercury Shop worker who loved her job will be remembered for her kindness.
Fire crews acted fast to pump water from a stricken houseboat as it started to sink at a dock in Kent.
A cycle shop is closing its doors to the public in order to adhere to social distancing rules, but will offer one-on-one appointments.
A council has stumped up an emergency grant of £2,000 to help a foodbank during the coronavirus crisis.
The 149th Open golf championship due to be staged in Kent this summer has been cancelled.
A group of neighbours are celebrating a £1000 windfall thanks to their postcode after playing the People's Postcode Lottery
A woman's whose life has been saved not once, but twice, by the NHS has joined the volunteer army working to fix the NHS scrub shortage.
Organisers of The Open golf championship have clarified their position following speculation the event has been postponed.
Police have been called to investigate a suspicious object on a beach.
A nursery pupil created a fun character from his toys and colouring pens in support of doctors and nurses across the country.
Planned repairs to an old swing have been put on hold amidst the coronavirus outbreak but works to fix sewers in the same town continue.
Ticketholders for The Open have been advised what will happen if the event is cancelled - despite continued preparations for it to be staged.
Mandatory plastic gloves and shoe covers must be worn on property viewings says a Kent estate agent whose staff are issuing protective equipment
Organisers of a major golf championship - set to be staged in Kent this summer - say they are monitoring the ongoing coronavirus situation.
Residents who fear for the road safety of schoolchildren have lost in their long campaign to stop dozens of houses being built.
Sustainable and environmentally friendly projects can get off the ground thanks to a legacy cash boost from The Open golf championship organisers
A volunteering scheme for when The Open returns to Sandwich will mimic the success of the 2012 Olympic Markers scheme and help people boost their CVs
The end is in sight for commuters experiencing long delays on the A256 with road re-instatement works set to begin this week.
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