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A record number of fundraisers are expected to take part in the Paul Trigwell Island Run today.
A pensioner has been left shaken after two men wearing balaclavas broke into her home and threatened her.
More than 20 Island groups have had a cash boost thanks to the Rotary Club of Minster-on-Sea and Sheppey’s generous public.
A Neighbourhood Watch coordinator has hit out at Kent County Council over its decision to switch off some street lights – claiming it’s dangerous.
Residents who are regularly faced with fly-tipping say they have now seen the worst case of it in years.
Members of the Sheppey Event Marshalling Unit have been rubbing shoulders with a double Olympic champion at a trade fair.
Anyone who would like to help mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War is welcome to get involved by sowing poppy seeds.
A heartbroken mum has thanked staff at a shop who have restored precious jewellery free of charge.
Winners of a competition to create a chainsaw sculpture have been chosen out of more than 20 entries.
A national campaign backed by a Sheppey publican has been given £100,000 worth of government support.
Meet Magic, the most popular new member of a school.
The manager of a bait and tackle shop where more than £3,000 of goods and cash was stolen fears it could spell the end of the business.
An escaped convict tasted freedom for just an hour after fleeing from a Kent prison.
Plans to launch a group dedicated to preparing for the effects of climate change are in the pipeline.
A fund set up to help a boy with cancer has had a boost of thousands of pounds.
Picnic benches to encourage people to use the beach this summer have been set up.
A car club has taken on a schoolboy with cancer as their mascot and agreed to raise money for him at their meetings.
Swale council has released CCTV footage of two men it wants to speak to about fly-tipping in Sheerness.
Angry residents are voicing their concerns over plans to build more homes near a site they say is already too close to a busy road.
Neighbours of a school which Kent County Council (KCC) hopes to expand have spoken of their fears over increased traffic.
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