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- Kent County Council - Free School Meals Over the E...
- Vehicle Stolen - Hartlip
- The Empty Tomb at St Mary’s Churchyard
- Chalkwell 326 / 327 Bus Services to Return to Norm...
- Consultation for 78 New Homes on Land North of Moo...
- Extra Capacity on Southeastern Trains from 29th Ma...
- Upchurch Village Easter Trail
- Update: Southern Water Wastewater Pumped Main - Lo...
- Voters Urged to Register in Time to Have Their Say...
- Vehicle Vandalised - Upchurch
- Medway Council: Update on Symptom-free Testing in ...
- Temporary Road Closure - The Street, Hartlip
- Improving Services for People With Long Covid in K...
- Temporary Road Closure - The Street, Hartlip
- Temporary Road Closure - School Lane, Lower Halstow
- Proposed Re-opening of The Three Tuns Lower Halstow
- Local Elections - May 2021
- Maidstone Road and Upchurch Surgery - Second Covid...
- POSTPONED: Urgent Road Closure - Breach Lane, Upch...
- Swale Borough Council’s Winter Support Scheme Exte...
- Council Leader Warns Not to be Complacent as Infec...
- School Roof Damaged - Hartlip
- Biffa to Place Stickers on Swale Wheelie Bins to H...
- Emergency Road Closure - Yaugher Lane, Hartlip
- Emergency Road Closure - South Bush Lane, Hartlip
- Swale Borough Council’s 1920s Weekend to go Ahead ...
- New Greener Mobile Libraries Roll Out Across Kent
- Swallows Leisure Centre Roof Fixed and Ready for R...
- £100,000 Grant Awarded to Educate Children on the ...
- Centenary of The Royal British Legion
- Knitting Group Decorate the Centre of Upchurch Vil...
- 125 Years of The Strand - What are Your Favourite ...
- Temporary Road Closure - Breach Lane, Upchurch
- Latest POLICE.UK Crime Data for the Area - January...
- Upchurch Parish Council Report - March 2021
- Emergency Road Closure - Lower Hartlip Road, Hartlip
- The Pioneering Ladies of Upchurch Women’s Institut...
- Swale Borough Council's Health and Wellbeing Plan ...
- Thank You from Foodbank Co-ordinator Gill Gay and ...
- Covid-19 Research: Convalescent Plasma Programme f...
- NHS Kent and Medway CCG - Community Bulletin
- Consultation for up to 74 New Homes on Land off Ot...
- #BeingCoop Awards 2021 - Nominate Your Co-op Hero
- Winner of the Fairtrade Hamper at Upchurch’s Co-op...
- Swale Borough Council - Waste and Street Cleansing...
- Temporary Road Closure - Breach Lane, Lower Halstow
- Medway Council - Update on Changes to The Older an...
- Please Help Our Co-op Key Workers Keep You Safe
- March News from Upchurch Horticultural Society - F...
- Volunteers Litter Pick The Street and Poot Lane
- Gill Gay Will Be Collecting For Swale Foodbank Again
- 3 Reported Frauds to Look Out For
- New Owners for Beckenham Park
- Upchurch Parish Council - March 2021 Monthly Meeti...
- Next round of Swale Borough Council Area Committee...
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Improving Services for People With Long Covid in Kent and Medway
Have you or a family member had Covid-19?
Are you still experiencing symptoms or has it taken longer than expected to recover?
NHS Kent and Medway Clinical Commissioning Group is working with hospitals, GPs and other professionals providing support and care to people suffering from the long-term health effects of a Covid-19 infection.
We want to hear from patients and families so that we can improve the services we offer.
To tell us about your views and experiences please complete this short survey
We are also holding online patient experience workshops on 8th April at 6:00pm and 28th April at 10:00am. The workshops will be led by Cathy Finnis, Independent Lay Member for Patient and Public Engagement and Dr Neil Banik, Respiratory Lead for Kent and Medway.