The head of Canterbury's Age Concern says mental health beds are urgently needed.

A good samaritan who went to the aid of two women was left unable to look after his sick wife after being beaten by a drunken thug.

Roads in Gravesend have been reopened following Friday night's chemical gas drama - but the smell will remain for days.

Parents have supported a newsagent's decision to stop selling energy drinks to children.

Hundreds of women at the Lordswood Healthy Living Centre have been refused treatment to ease severe menopausal symptoms.

Nurses left a patient in urine-soaked sheets, told him to stop pressing his buzzer and cleaned his feeding tube with a Biro pen, a tribunal has heard.

One of the country's most well-known professional dancers is set to return to TV screens after recovering from a serious injury.

Lucy Patterson is often bedridden from endometriosis, a condition affecting cells lining the womb, and is calling out for support for others like her.

A breast cancer survivor has made it her to business to support sufferers find the right underwear after launching one-to-one fitting service.

A father is celebrating the miracle of life - after his daughter stopped breathing and he was told she would not live to see her first birthday.

Our readers have had enough of litter in lay-bys and rubbish-strewn verges.

Saharan dust and local and continental pollution could be causing sore eyes and throats across the county today.

A young father suffering from a diabetic episode discharged himself from Kent and Canterbury Hospital and died hours later, an inquest heard.

Today marks a huge step forward in one little girl’s monumental battle against cancer as the fundraising total for her treatment reaches £250,000.

As the latest figures reveal one in five people in parts of Kent are obese, we look at the complex reasons behind the county's obesity crisis.

Thieves have stolen batteries from a pensioner's mobility scooter.

Fears have been raised by the leader of a youth centre in Sandwich over possible changes to sexual health services in Kent.

Thousands of people are waiting more than four hours to be seen in Kent's A&E departments.

A courageous mum fighting cancer is trying to stay positive - and has even nicknamed her tumour Monty - as she appeals for help from the public.

Round the clock health services will be accessible to Dover residents by next year.