An animal charity in Kent that homes unwanted and ill animals is searching for a new patron to help.

An area in Kent is to trial ground-breaking access to GPs seven days a week from this weekend.

A report into health complaints in Kent has highlighted failings in treatment in a series of cases.

An community emergency plan is coming together with the hard work of the deputy Mayor of Sandwich, Cllr Pip Russell.

A former England cricketer who was diagnosed with a brain tumour is planning to host a charity golf day.

A man from Kent who was diagnosed with an agressive brain tumour has welcomed the launch of a new research centre.

It's a challenge that has made grown men weep - no single person has completed the 10terden Terminator mega fry-up.

A mother has warned other parents after a rare condition which leads to painful limb swelling struck down her child.

A multi-million pound retreat and health spa is opening its doors to the public.

A Kent hospital trust is turning to Italy to help ease a shortfall in frontline medical staff.

The brother of two-year-old cancer sufferer Ruby Young has written a poignant poem for her as she battles an aggressive form of the disease.

A seriously ill 19-year-old could be the first person in the UK to receive miracle treatment - but desperately needs to raise £55,000.

A mum of two died after doctors failed to spot she had cancer despite seeing her 50 times, according to her devastated family.

The odds are stacked against her, but little Ruby Young and her family are determined not to give into cancer.

A crippling disability meant Wayne Allingham couldn't walk as a child, but he's defied the odds to become one of the UK's only disabled drag queens.

Doctors at a Kent hospital are hoping a new procedure that involves injecting a gas bubble into the eye will save the sight of hundreds of patients.

As staff shortages are blamed for problems at several Kent prisons, it's been revealed guard numbers have fallen by as much as 55%.

Pregnant women in Gravesham, Dartford and Swanley are more at risk of contracting flu than anywhere else in Kent, according to government figures.

A pensioner who was accidentally given a double dose of anti-clotting medicine died after a massive tumour in his brain started bleeding.

Life saving equipment will now be held at Ash Sports Pavilion and members of the community have been learning how they could help in an emergency.