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Repairs to the Kingsferry Bridge will be completed by next Saturday, bringing to an end nearly three weeks of delays for road and rail passengers.
Members of the congregation at St Peter's, Halfway, met on Sunday for what could be the final time.
A service is to be held tomorrow at St Peter's Church, Halfway, which many worry could be the last one held there.
Household and industrial waste dumped in Minster is set to be removed after a councillor's intervention.
Following on from last week's Page 3 appearance by former mayor, Pat Sandle, we were contacted by a holiday camp worker keen to bare all.
Click in the story to hear All Tide Up, the first of a number of compositions so far received for STG's Song for Sheppey competition.
Drivers and rail users face two weeks of delays while a key bridge undergoes repairs after it became jammed in the up position.
Drivers approaching Sheppey have been met with the words 'Welcome to Hell' daubed on the crossing.
Although rumours of its demise were greatly exaggerated, The Sun's Page 3 feature has received staunch backing from an unlikely source.
A mum says her seven-year-old son Harley has been without full-time education since moving to Kent four months ago.
Song for Sheppey has been launched to find a tune to represent our fair isle.
Fitness trainers were put through their paces at a boot camp aimed at helping fulfill the last wishes of a seriously ill 26-year-old.
Business owners on the Klondyke Industrial Estate are to be given more time to find new premises.
Minster Parish Council has asked motorists to avoid clogging-up diversion routes while Lower Road is shut.
Sheppey United can now host night matches following the installation of £70,000 lights at Holm Park.
The Kingsferry Bridge has been denied English Heritage status following a bid to by Iwade Parish Council.
Officers are carrying out inquiries after reports of a sexual offence in Sittingbourne.
A blast from the past gave youngsters a treat when the famous Back to the Future DeLorean arrived at an Island primary school.
Two sets of Academy youngsters are celebrating after being recognised for their good efforts.
A meeting is to be held about the future of the Queenborough and Rushenden regeneration.
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