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An application has been put forward for a petrol station, convenience store, 37 business units, and an office block next to a rugby club.
Sheppey United head into a Boxing Day derby at home to Sittingbourne back on track after a post-FA Cup lull.
A beautician and a barber say their shops are struggling due to “dead high streets” and “too much competition”.
A grandmother has scooped the biggest prize possible at a bingo game, after previously winning £107,000.
The promise of tougher measures at a troubled school has stopped strikes, but will they be enough to fix the problems faced by staff and pupils?
Further measures are being taken to stop illegal dumping along an island’s coastline.
A petition to reopen a care home as soon as possible has received overwhelming support from the community.
An inspection has revealed a jail holding men convicted of serious offences is having “chronic” difficulties recruiting staff.
A Kent comedian has died after being diagnosed with lung cancer.
Some stallholders had to pull out of a Christmas fair because of bad weather – but that didn’t stop the event being a success.
A grade-II listed terraced home, rich with naval heritage and boasting more than 16 rooms, has hit the market for almost £1 million.
Pictures show the devastating impact of a fire that ripped through a large house last night.
Fire crews are tackling a huge blaze at a property this evening – and residents living nearby are being urged to close their windows due to the smoke.
Ernie Batten believes Sheppey new boy James Taylor has the potential to rise again.
Teachers have called off industrial action after bosses promised to spend £500k on behaviour specialists and introduce five-day exclusions.
Tributes have been paid to the founder of a seafront sweet shop who died just days after his 70th birthday.
A historic building that was left in ruins after a devastating fire 20 years ago has been transformed into a “popular” co-working space.
An elderly resident injured after falling in a fly-tipped alleyway says there’s no civic pride left in her town.
A busy main road is set to close again to allow for the filming of a driving sequence.
Strikes by teachers who fear for their safety at a troubled secondary school are expected to continue despite talks held.
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