A hospital trust has apologised for a long-term lack of heating on a ward.

An MP has called on the Health Secretary to ensure his constituency gets enough Covid vaccines after it emerged a lot of over-80s were still waiting.

Kent MP Tracey Crouch is preparing to undergo radiotherapy - the next step in her battle against breast cancer.

A GP surgery with 4,000 patients faces an uncertain future after a group of doctors that run it announced they would stop at the end of April.

Appointments for vaccination jabs for under-75s have been cancelled after it became apparent that a lot of over 80s were yet to receive theirs.

New figures show that in Kent and Medway there's a lot of work to be done to meet the government target of vaccinating top priority groups by mid-Feb.

After a century of doing everything together, two inseparable twins say they're delighted to have received their Covid vaccines side-by-side again.

Health bosses say a large vaccination centre will open in Kent on Monday although its location is yet to be made public.

Thousands of pounds are being ploughed into supporting people's mental health in one part of Kent, including youngsters as young as 11.

A hospital chief executive has told KentOnline about the challenges of running a hospital amidst pressures of a busy winter and during the pandemic.

Vulnerable residents in part of the county with just a single centre open for public Covid vaccinations are yet to hear from their GPs.

A team of researchers are trialling elderberry liquid as a treatment for Covid-19.

People are finally being vaccinated against coronavirus in a part of Kent that has had high infection rates for weeks.

The 70 beds at three 'hot homes' for care home residents being discharged from hospital with coronavirus are now more than half full.

A Covid blood plasma donation centre has closed after being proven to not work.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has described the Covid vaccine as 'an answer to prayer' after he received the jab at a London hospital.

A Kent MP says he is 'gravely concerned' about an apparent shortage of Covid vaccines faced by GPs in the county.

People living in a rural part of the county will be last to have access to Covid vaccinations as a suitable site is yet to be found.

Despite falling case rates, critical care capacity at some Kent hospitals remains under severe pressure due to volume of Covid patients.

Vaccine appointments at a new site will need to be rescheduled after the stock was not delivered on time.