Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2020-03-26

• ‘STAY HOME, SAVE LIVES’
• A ‘challenge’ to police all gatherings
• New hospital will open with help from army
• Our lives are changing to fight virus threat
• ‘Our mum was dying and we couldn’t even hold her hand’
• Medics ready to go to war against virus
• ‘Staff are working around the clock’
• It’s the calm before the storm, says A&E nurse
• Mindless vandals target ambulances
• NHS appeals for army of volunteers
• EXAM GRADES ANXIETY
• LAST DAY MEMORIES
• A NEW WAY OF LEARNING
• Life on the home (schooling) front in the first week
• Mum’s tips for lesson planning
• Helping the NHS in hour of need
• ‘Italians are not hoarding goods’
• ‘We face the fight of our lives in these unchartere­d waters’
• Spoons boss tells staff: ‘Get job at supermarke­t’
• Trusted news in the palm of your hand with new app
• Videolink funerals to keep mourners safe for ceremony
• Shutting up shop as UK goes on virus lockdown
• Government reveals rules for shopping
• Chance to help wildlife centres
• Queues build at factory as bosses throw open doors
• Government steps in to pay wages for county’s companies
• Top retailers do their bit to help hospital workers
• Couple give away cupcakes as big day is called off
• Businesses give support across Kent
• ‘It’s hard but we need to all stick together’
• Enjoy Koh-i-noor’s dishes at home
• Community unites as scores join new virus support group
• ‘She’ll be safer back in Italy’
• Fruit farm fears as virus spreads
• Cheerful message of rainbow posters
• Don’t panic! GPS’ plea as surgeries are ‘overwhelme­d’
• Virus fears spark binmen strike vote
• Collection­s axed as workers isolate
• Crisis sees mental health services make move online
• How Covid-19 will shape our county
• Coronaviru­s delays film studio plans
• Care homes keeping residents busy
• Teens help girls living in slums not to miss school
• New £20m school step closer after contract awarded
• Pet owner takes legal action over ‘weed killer death’
• Extra bobbies on beat ‘already having impact’
• More lifesaving kits will be available in county
• Making guitars for music stars
• Help business through these difficult times
• START A DEBATE
• Heroes who are risking lives and helping others
• Sticking together in strange and worrying times
• Ground-breaking surgery changes grandfathe­r’s life
• Where to find help if your firm is feeling the strain…
• KEIBAS fall victim to coronaviru­s health crisis
• Business Vision Live off
• Regan hoping not to rile the Sheriff
• Virus victim says he was in the clear
• Kent forced to start cutting their cloth
• Ladies turn tables in impressive style
• Rugby club determined to ride out storm

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