A grandfather who almost died after contracting legionnaires' disease is demanding answers as he starts his long road to recovery.

A woman is trying to find a kind stranger who came to her aid when her husband collapsed.

Homeless and unemployed people can get new boots for work, with the launch of a new ‘boot bank’.

A man who had around 100 heart attacks but was turned away from a Kent hospital has sued the NHS and won £250,000.

Family and friends have been left devastated by the sudden death of a popular, football-mad teenager who collapsed at work.

A witness appeal has been launched after a man was left seriously injured when he was hit by a car.

An eyewitness has described how the desperate struggle to save a dog from the sea ended in tragedy.

An 88-year-old driver will not stand trial after seriously injuring a pensioner on a zebra crossing.

A 75-year-old woman missing since this morning has been found safe.

Police, health workers, social services and councils have teamed up today to stop children being sexually exploited across Kent.

The ashes of a popular barber will be fired into the sky as part of a fireworks display celebrating her life.

The influx of unaccompanied children seeking asylum in Kent has pushed the county's social services to breaking point.

The county's care industry is at breaking point due to planned rises in the minimum wage, according to bosses.

Kent County Council says charging residents a social care council tax still may not raise enough money to bridge the funding gap.

A health watchdog has placed a failing care home into special measures after finding inedible food and unhygienic conditions during an inspection.

Health chiefs have labelled a doctor's surgery serving 4,200 patients as "inadequate" after inspectors found a string of failings.

Chancellor George Osborne has revealed new measures to tackle the problems caused on Kent's roads by Operation Stack.

Four organisations, including the private Virgin Care, are believed to be in a bidding war to take over the running of vital health services.

Council officers came under fire and a public meeting has been arranged for to discuss the proposals for a town care home.

What's thought to be the only equine ambulance in the county has been stolen, leaving horses waiting longer for help.