Today KentOnline launches an ambitious campaign to ensure seriously ill people get fair treatment when applying for blue badges.

Patients face paying to park at three Kent GP surgeries under “outrageous” new plans drawn up by health bosses.

A mum who lost her son suddenly is raising money to implement new technology to improve epilepsy care across the country.

A teacher who woke up one morning unable to move says the support of his students is fuelling his journey of recovery and encouraged him to open up.

Residents have been left without water as teams continue work to repair “significantly damaged” equipment.

Business owners have hit out at shopping centre bosses over claims of widespread mice infestation and poor building maintenance.

An NHS boss who already looks after three hospitals, has taken on another one for six months to allow closer collaboration between them.

Another cancer patient has come forward to explain how he was turned down for a blue badge despite having a series of major medical issues.

A beloved dad and weather enthusiast who suffered headaches and an abnormal sense of taste was later left fighting for his life.

A town’s long-awaited new leisure centre has been given a huge boost after £17 million worth of funding allocated for the project was signed off.

Plans for a new £10 million state-of-the-art hospice in Kent have been abandoned following years of delays and uncertainty.

A dad who went to the doctor with what he thought was a scratch on his back was told it was skin cancer and so close to spreading around his body.

A couple switched careers as a thank you to the NHS and show their gratitude after the husband received treatment for cancer.

There are calls for a review of the rules around the sale of nitrous oxide as the number of large canisters being dumped soars.

An ice cream van fleet owner says his decision to stop selling ‘slushy’ drinks has been the right as doctors warn of the health risks to children.

A mother recalls the devastating impacts a viral infection had on her son after being dismissed by doctors.

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.