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A mum waited for five months to go to the doctor’s after finding a lump on her breast because she didn’t want to add to the pressure on the NHS.
While this week’s examiner's walkout has been called off, new data shows learners hoping to shed their L-plates still face agonisingly long waits.
The boss of a pub chain says he was able to keep all 400 members of staff on thanks to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.
An angry man took a hammer to his neighbour’s car and smashed its windows after getting fed up with her playing loud music in the flat above.
A hospital ward built to deal with Covid patients still hasn’t opened two years later after “ongoing plumbing issues”.
Investment from a rival rail company in cross-Channel services could put extra pressure on Eurostar to return to Kent, an MP says.
People in Kent still shielding from Covid say they feel “forgotten about” as society has gone back to normal following the pandemic.
A drunk thug who launched a terrifying hammer attack on a driver’s van after mistaking him for a paedophile has narrowly avoided jail.
The NHS has announced its Covid app is to close down as the number of people using it has steadily declined.
T'Pau singer Carol Decker has paid tribute to a 50-year-old 'fan and friend' who died just days after contracting Covid.
An NHS volunteer whose efforts to support struggling families during the pandemic saw her honoured by the King has announced her next project.
A woman who worked at a Covid testing centre at the height of the pandemic has released a book about her experiences.
People aged 50 and over will be able to book a Covid-19 booster and flu jab from tomorrow as fears grow about rising infection rates ahead of winter.
People who are unwell are being told to avoid the elderly and wear a mask as Covid-19 case increase and hospitalisations rise by nearly 40%.
Residents are being urged to use a walk-in bus to get their Covid booster jabs.
New cases of Covid-19 have virtually disappeared from dozens of neighbourhoods in Kent as the county's infection rate continues to drop.
A mum fears her daughter may be wheelchair-bound with long-term ill health because so many hospital appointments were cancelled due to Covid.
Rising infection rates have seen the number of Covid patients in the county's hospitals spike sharply.
