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Forstal Road, near Aylesford, partially closed following crash near Cobtree Manor Park
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Families call for new crossing at Packmoor accident hotspot
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Plans to close the Running Horse roundabout on the A229 for two weeks
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Aylesford store Lillico s opens farmer s table
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One of Aylesford s oldest businesses has added a new line to their offer.
Lillicoâs Country Store started life as a grain and agricultural merchants in 1788 becoming a limited company in 1937.
Lillico s is keen to hear from other local producers
Since then the business in Beddow Way has offered a range of products for horses, pets and farm animals, ranging from wild bird seed to horse rugs.
Now the company has decided to cater to its human patrons too.
It has introduced a Farmerâs Table section offering locally sourced vegetables, meat and drinks.
Kent s coroners office dealt with 300 deaths last week
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Updated: 20:32, 18 January 2021
Kent s coroners are handling a distressing number of deaths caused by the coronavirus crisis, it has emerged.
Around 300 people were referred to the county s investigatory service last week, which is double the number of weekly deceased cases recorded in the first wave of the pandemic between March and June.
Archbishopâs Palace in Maidstone, .Picture: Andy Jones
Coroners are determining the cause of death for three times the number of referrals they dealt with before Covid last year, which was 100 weekly cases.
Stephanie Holt-Castle, who is Kent County Council s (KCC) director of planning and enforcement, said the demand on the coroner service is phenomenal .