A frozen food superstore has reopened nearly three weeks after a council issued it a hygiene notice.

The family of a young girl left brain-damaged after collapsing just days after her 16th birthday hope she will be back home within months.

The son of a retired police officer who died from cancer just six months after being diagnosed is urging people to check any “sinister” signs.

A council is checking on vulnerable people after its emergency alarm line went down.

Victims of doorstep crime are losing an average of nearly £16,000 and could be dead within two years, a new report has revealed.

Action has been taken against a care home after a patient was sedated for being distressed and another left without oral care for nearly a month.

On this week’s Kent Politics Podcast we discuss what can be done about the NHS after one of the county’s hospitals received a downgraded rating.

The county’s ambulance service has been taken out of special measures after a period of “sustained improvement”, it says.

KentOnline reporter James Pallant tells how an unexpected diagnosis just weeks before his 30th birthday has rocked his world.

A Kent seaside town, where a quarter of its shops are empty, is set to receive £20 million to help breathe new life into its high street.

A health watchdog has issued a warning notice to a Kent A&E department after a catalogue of issues - but took a year to publish the damning report.

A home care service has been put in special measures following a damning report by inspectors.

A doctor who helped bring justice to victims of the biggest cases of child poisonings has spoken to KentOnline about being featured in a new show.

Bosses at a new dental practice say they are being stymied in attempts to secure an NHS contract, despite a huge need for appointments locally.

A cancer sufferer refused a blue badge because her diagnosis isn’t classed as an “enduring disability” is calling for a change to the rules.

NHS trusts across the county have forked out millions after hundreds of claims related to surgery errors, it has been revealed.

The parents of a baby born on the roadside have thanked the ambulance crew that came to their aid.

A dad who spent 170 days in hospital fighting a flesh-eating disease says he’s got a second chance at life despite suffering life-changing injuries.

A grandmother diagnosed with an incurable cancer almost a decade ago has praised a “wonderful” new clinical trial for keeping her symptoms at bay.

The manager of a care home slapped with a ‘requires improvement’ rating has accused the health watchdog of “killing” homes and “not seeing the good”.