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✓ Published: 13-May-2024
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✓ Published: 13-May-2024
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<p>A Gravesend mum has hit out at her son's school after receiving a letter criticising his attendance</a>, despite the fact he was having life saving treatment.</p><p>Louie Wilders missed most of Year 8 after being diagnosed with aplastic anaemia.</p><p>Also in today’s episode, an Ashford woman says she has been left unable to sleep because of the stress of living in a mould-ridden flat</a>.</p><p>Barbara Hasiuk suffers from leukemia and says issues with damp at her home in Downland Court have made her poor health even worse.</p><p>As Rishi Sunak gives a speech to try and win over voters, we have been taking a look at how a general election could play out in Kent</a>.</p><p>A polling analyst has been on the Kent Politics Podcast following a poor set of results for the Conservatives in local council ballots.</p><p>As we mark the start of Mental Health Awareness Week, KentOnline has been finding out how a barber shop in Medway is helping men get the support they need</a>.</p><p>No Bad Days on St Mary's Island was set up by Jake Cox as a safe place for people to talk about their emotions.</p><p>An 11-year-old girl from Sittingbourne has had life-saving surgery after being diagnosed with a rare bone cancer</a>.</p><p>Ivie Adams was about to start her first year at Highsted Grammar School when she started experiencing symptoms.</p><p>And, bosses say they are hoping to make a six-screen cinema the \
<p>A Gravesend mum has hit out at her son's school after receiving a letter criticising his attendance</a>, despite the fact he was having life saving treatment.</p><p>Louie Wilders missed most of Year 8 after being diagnosed with aplastic anaemia.</p><p>Also in today’s episode, an Ashford woman says she has been left unable to sleep because of the stress of living in a mould-ridden flat</a>.</p><p>Barbara Hasiuk suffers from leukemia and says issues with damp at her home in Downland Court have made her poor health even worse.</p><p>As Rishi Sunak gives a speech to try and win over voters, we have been taking a look at how a general election could play out in Kent</a>.</p><p>A polling analyst has been on the Kent Politics Podcast following a poor set of results for the Conservatives in local council ballots.</p><p>As we mark the start of Mental Health Awareness Week, KentOnline has been finding out how a barber shop in Medway is helping men get the support they need</a>.</p><p>No Bad Days on St Mary's Island was set up by Jake Cox as a safe place for people to talk about their emotions.</p><p>An 11-year-old girl from Sittingbourne has had life-saving surgery after being diagnosed with a rare bone cancer</a>.</p><p>Ivie Adams was about to start her first year at Highsted Grammar School when she started experiencing symptoms.</p><p>And, bosses say they are hoping to make a six-screen cinema the \
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