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An angry mother has criticised a grammar test paper aimed at primary school pupils that includes a question related to shooting someone in the head.
A primary school student’s work is to be displayed at the acclaimed Turner Contemporary gallery.
A Sheppey project has been shortlisted for an eco-friendly award.
New Sheerness Town Centre Chaplain, Rev Jeanette McLaren, on a community-building mission.
It's hoped a bucket challenge ahead of next month's Paul Trigwell Island Run will take this year's fundraising total to more than £10k.
A puppy leapt onto a cooker to reach a hamster cage, causing a fire which killed the rodent and a pet parrot - and left the house badly smoke-damaged.
A Sheerness man, whose disabled wife was stolen from, has said the response to the theft has restored his faith in humanity.
The firm behind a proposal to construct a wind farm on Sheppey is appealing against a decision not to grant planning permission.
Proposals have been submitted for a £100,000 memorial wall to honour those killed in conflicts over the past 100 years.
A visitor from Australia is travelling to take part in a gathering to mark the 100th anniversary of one of Kent's worst naval tragedies.
A medieval building which closed its doors nine years is once again a visitor attraction thanks to a registered charity.
TV and radio football commentator Tony Incenzo went to Sheppey United’s ground last month on his quest to visit every league and non-league ground.
A mum has spoken of her frustration at being forced to take down her children’s trampoline.
Thieves have stolen batteries from a pensioner's mobility scooter.
A detached bungalow was severely damaged by fire in Grovehurst Road, Kemsley, after a blaze is thought to have broken out in the roof.
Dave Muckle from Sheerness is among eight motorcyclists taking part in a fundraising tour of Britain and Europe's Second World War airfields.
Performers will soon be making use of a £40,000 building at The Spinney in Leysdown.
Organisers have revealed that this year's annual Paul Trigwell Island Run will have a wartime theme.
Although there are areas which still "require improvement", Ofsted inspector have pointed to improvements at the Isle of Sheppey Academy.
A six-year-old boy has given up sweet stuff as he aims to raise funds for the British Heart Foundation in support of his sister.
