The loneliness of farming and hidden impact mental health issues are having on those in the profession is being explored in a new campaign.

After less than a year in charge, a hospital trust chief brought into oversee improvements has announced he is to leave his post.

A woman can no longer have children following a horrific battle with cervical cancer after she avoided her cervical screening appointment.

A police cadet leader tells of how he helped save a young girl's life by using basic first aid training.

A council is considering whether to allow a new care home on a site that does not accord with its Local Plan.

Five years after the death of his mother, an inspirational 24-year-old has started a charity foundation in her memory.

A family have paid tribute to their daughter and sister after she lost her fight with stomach cancer.

A mum is campaigning for a life-saving cancer vaccine to me made available on the NHS, after her son had to travel to New York for treatment.

A hospital trust has achieved national standards for all cancer treatment targets for the very first time making it one of the fastest in the country.

Up to one in three UK children regularly consume energy drinks, says a new study, prompting a warning from one Kent doctor about the risks.

A woman who grew up with a mystery disorder has finally been diagnosed thanks to world-leading genetic research.

Ideas on how to use two Park and Ride sites in a town are being discussed after a bus company said the service was unviable.

Boris Johnson has set out government plans to get the NHS back on track after the pandemic, as he made a surprise visit to a Kent hospital.

A long-serving hospital volunteer has spoken of her pride at being given an MBE by Prince William at Windsor Castle.

A disabled five-year-old needs a lightweight wheelchair so he can join in with his friends at school.

The family of a terminally-ill little boy are raising money to take him to visit koala bears for his second birthday.

Watch today's Lowdown as new statistics show Kent and Medway has the lowest GP to patient ratio in the country.

Elderly residents limbered up thanks to a virtual workout session hosted by 1980's TV star Diana Moran.

With just 11 inpatient beds available in Kent for children with mental health disorders, one 13-year-old was placed in a hospital 280 miles away.

A son is looking for answers as police investigate how his 89-year-old mum with dementia ended up with a broken leg.