A council has received nearly 1,800 calls for help since founding a community hub for vulnerable people, because of the lockdown.

Staff at a care home have been "hit hard" by the loss of two popular residents who died after catching coronavirus, as more residents test positive.

A nurse is looking to track down a woman who kindly payed for petrol after she finished a shift at hospital.

Police officers at the end of a busy shift leapt into action to help a woman give birth.

Pupils whose exams have been cancelled will not be able to question the grades they are given by teachers, a new consultation has revealed.

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A new drive-thru facility has opened to tests NHS staff at hospitals in Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells for coronavirus.

Hundreds of health workers on the frontline against Covid-19 in Kent are being tested at drive-thru centres open ahead of the government's schedule.

Despite a new Kent gym being approved, a national company hasn't been able to begin working on renovations.

A Kent MP has blasted Donald Trump's decision to cut funding to the World Health Organisation and accused him of trying to 'discredit' the agency.

Fines and warnings have been issued to people breaking lockdown guidelines, including kite surfers, paddle boarders and a couple enjoying a beach BBQ.

An old ventilator found in an attic by a councillor has been donated to a hospital to help in the fight against coronavirus.

Kent County Council has pledged to spend a multimillion pound sum on emergency beds to relieve pressure on an "overburdened" hospital system.

Staff at the University of Kent have responded to a hospice charity's urgent call for equipment to help keep staff safe during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A son has spoken of his heartache after he says a care home failed to tell him his mother was in hospital dying from coronavirus.

Firefighters are asking the public not to use Chinese lanterns to thank the NHS.

New data reveals that the number of people dying from coronavius is much higher than is being reported by the government.

Many carers have left their partners and children at home as they put their lives on hold by living at work during lockdown.

The government says deaths are expected to rise this week but insists social distancing is working and a decision on lockdown is not likely this week.

An ambitious scheme to expand an infirmary will be completed next month as health bosses hope to lessen the strain on A&E departments.