Coronavirus
Symptom-free testing
Everyone without symptoms should get tested every 2 weeks, especially if you're leaving the house for a necessary reason, such as going to work or shopping for essentials. 1 in 3 people have COVID-19 but don't show any of the main symptoms, so get tested regularly to make sure you are not unknowingly spreading the virus.
Book your Symptom-free COVID-19 test
Support for the Clinically Extremely Vulnerable (CEV)
A leaflet has been produced by Maidstone Borough Council with support numbers and advice for the clinically extremely vulnerable.
Download CEV leaflet
Latest news about Coronavirus
Trudy Dean and Rob Bird demand immediate action to stem the spread of the new strain of the Covid-19 virus.
As schools in London tier 4 London close, Kent Lib Dems are calling for a two-month closure in tier 4 affected Kent.
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The Liberal Democrats have demanded the Prime Minister declares a "State of Emergency" in Kent with over 5,000 lorries left stranded after the border between France and the UK was closed to trade and travel.
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Following the government announcement today that Maidstone borough is set to enter Tier 3 – Very High Alert, as part of the national Covid Winter Plan, Maidstone Borough Council (MBC), is asking everyone to keep pulling together and continue to protect each other.
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Whilst some Local Authorities have struggled Maidstone Borough Council has now delivered more than 99% of the Government support provided via the £10,000 or £25,000 grants to qualifying businesses affected by the pandemic.
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Kent County Council has agreed to waive the £190 license fee it was charging for catering business for setting up tables and chairs outside their premises. The fee will now be waived for 6 weeks. The move follows pressure from opposition councillors at County Hall and outcry from traders across ...
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The pandemic has had terrible impact on the lives and health of thousands of Kent residents and many other appalling consequences. But on a more positive note we have seen a significant reduction in traffic and a marked improvement in air pollution. With the prospect of further easing of the lo...
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