1. Meet the people using their voice to make a difference to care of others

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    Five people and groups have been shortlisted for a national award that celebrates local people who, through their dedication, have helped improve health and care for their community.

  2. All adults with learning disabilities are now being offered the vaccine

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    All adults with learning disabilities in Medway are now being offered the vaccine.

  3. Talking to Medway's Vascular Surgeon

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    Today is International Women's Day. To celebrate we're talking to the inspirational Ginny Bowbrick. Ginny is a Mum of four and has worked in the NHS for 32 years, working at Medway hospital for 16 of those.

  4. Celebrating International Women's Day

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    In the second of our interviews to mark International Women's Day, we chat to Jackie Brown who is Assistant Director of Adult Social Care in Medway.

  5. Help Medway become a child friendly place to live

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    Would you like Medway to be a place where all young people are involved and benefit from the local decisions, services and spaces that shape their lives?

  6. Help the Non Emergency Patient Transport Service to be better

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    If you need help to attend an NHS appointment, you may have used the Non Emergency Patient Transport Service to help you get there. This is a free transport service that is available to some, but not all, patients based on their eligibility.

  7. Medway NHS trusts not consistently meeting the legal rights of deaf and blind patients to accessible information

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    Local NHS trusts are only partially meeting their legal duty to help people with additional communication needs, new FOI findings show.

  8. Helping Bill to get registered with a GP

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    Every day people contact us because they can't register with a GP surgery. This month we helped Bill to get registered.

  9. A new service for people with learning difficulties and autism in Medway

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    Medway Maritime Hospital are now offering people with autism or learning difficulties the option of having a general anaesthetic for procedures that would normally be done under a local anaesthetic.