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A health centre has been told to improve by a watchdog.
A group of schoolchildren are writing to care home residents in an effort to raise their spirits.
A Charles Dickens' fan has penned a tale to test readers to mark the anniversary of the author's death.
A footballer who was told he had coronavirus insists he put nobody at risk when eating at a Gillingham pub.
A team of volunteers have turned a garden into a haven for one youngster.
Restrictions have been put on golf clubs around the county as courses remain open.
A local theatre group have been picked by a council to play at an annual festival celebrating the life of an English navigator
A singer whose gig was cancelled after pubs shut due to the coronavirus pandemic decided the show must go on and took to social media to perform live.
The football authorities have assured fans this season will be completed – and that’s music to the ears of the Gills boss.
Louis Greene’s title challenge has been put on hold.
There was no giant killing joy for the Gills on Sunday night as they faced a different kind of challenge.
A man is due in court accused of assaulting an emergency worker.
A former Gillingham youth player is one of four to have tested positive for coronavirus at Gills' League 1 rivals.
Crowds of people swarmed a new discount store as it launched today despite the coronavirus outbreak.
A 64-year-old with underlying health conditions is the first person to die in Kent after getting coronavirus.
A man has been charged after the ambulance service and police received hundreds of necessary calls.
Gillingham players have been told to stay away from the club for another week.
A woman who looks after her disabled sister is urging people to stop panic buying after struggling to find basic essentials in the shops.
There's been football played at Priestfield this week but away from the club Regan Charles-Cook's keepy-uppy challenge doesn't end well.
Emergency Department staff were treated to a free meal from Nandos to say thank you for all their hard work amid COVID-19.
