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The annual Hospital Hero Award is back and readers are being asked to put forward someone deserving of recognition who goes above and beyond.
A dad whose baby son was prescribed medication strong enough for an 11-stone child is hoping to help make changes at a hospital department.
A shop worker has been praised for leaping into action when he spotted a man fall into the River Medway.
A health centre has been rated inadequate and the practice provider suspended after the Care Quality Commission found “widespread shortfalls”.
An 18-year-old who was reported missing has been found safe.
A woman who had not been seen for five days and was the subject of a missing person investigation has been located.
Water supplies have returned to homes which were left with low or no pressure since Saturday but some residents are still having problems.
Three men have been accused of robbery after a man on a mobility scooter outside a shop had his phone, tablet and cash taken.
Several schools remain shut across a town following a power cut which sparked days of water issues.
A man accused of acting in an aggressive and threatening manner has been charged and has appeared in court.
A person has been taken to hospital after collapsing at a busy junction during the morning rush hour.
Police and fire engines were called to a town centre after concerns for a person.
A man has been charged with attempted murder after another man, in his late teens, was airlifted to hospital with stab wounds.
Police have confirmed a 23-year-old man who was reported missing at the weekend has been found safe.
Tributes have been paid to a town icon who became the ‘heart and soul of a community’ while keeping a shopping centre spick and span.
A preschool has scored top marks from Ofsted for its expert teaching which is helping children to “flourish”.
NHS trusts across the county have paid out millions in compensation and legal costs due to claims of medical negligence resulting in cerebral palsy.
Senior teachers have declared a warning to parents after a large number of pupils have been struck down with illness across a Kent secondary school.
One of Kent’s biggest festivals, which had run for the past four years, will not be going ahead in 2025, organisers have confirmed.
Police say they have received multiple reports of a phone scam where victims are told to withdraw cash.
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