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Five testing sites across Medway are offering free Covid tests to people working in key professions who don't have any Covid symptoms.

One million adults in Kent & Medway will be offered the Coronavirus vaccine in the coming weeks and months. When will you get yours?

To help stop the spread of coronavirus, the government is advising everyone to stay at home from 5 January 2021.

It wasn't the year that we planned, but thanks to you, we've still managed to make life better for hundreds of people. Check out our highlights.

Thanks to everyone who has taken the time to share your experience of health and social care this year. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas!

Every month during the pandemic, we have been sharing with decision makers what life is really like for you right now.

In November, you talked to us about a whole range of issues. Key themes are:

It's no secret that Kent & Medway's hospitals are under extreme pressure right now due to increasing numbers of Covid patients.

The last few days have brought great hope to us all as we've watched the first Medway residents get vaccinated against Coronavirus.

In November, we shared an insight into how Personal Assistants were coping during the Covid pandemic.

The Kent and Medway CCG are looking to improve mental health crisis care. They have created a short survey to hear about the experiences of people who have suffered a mental health crisis, or care for someone who has.

With Medway in Tier 3 and Covid numbers rising, the Government has announced that mass testing will be offered to Tier Three areas.

Did you know that everyone is advised to take Vitamin D supplements every day during the autumn and winter months?