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Army of Kent volunteers offer free summer tuition to help kids catch up
More than 85 qualified teachers have signed up to deliver online lessons for children in Keystages 1 to 4
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More than 85 qualified teachers have signed up to deliver online lessons for children in Keystages 1 to 4
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Upton students let their imagination fly off to Never Never Land for an awfully big adventure
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The grant will enable ellenor hospice to continue providing end-of-life care at their hospice and in the community
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Port officials discovered a huddle of tiny kittens in a freight container arriving from Hungary
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Decorated pebbles, lovingly painted by residents during the pandemic, are to be part of a new sensory installation on Chapel Green
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New funding will enable Tag Pet Rescue to continue their rescue work and give abandoned dogs a crucial second chance
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The Rotary Club of Folkestone’s first hybrid meeting let members watch the windswept handover from the warmth of their homes
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Bumpy lawns and playing bubbles didn't stop Royal Tunbridge Wells Croquet Club from enjoying their first tournament of the season
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Trees, herbs and grasses in RAPS Landscape 2020 project will offer pupils a greener scene while teaching them about biodiversity and the natural world
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After months of video calls, many residents can now meet their friends and relatives for a much needed catch-up
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St Philip’s Community Larder have been working with food charity and local Tesco stores to provide nutritious supplies during lockdown
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From delivering supplies to vulnerable people to sourcing flour and loo roll, the Best Small Shops Competition wants to highlight the positive impact of small shopkeepers during the pandemic