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Pupils learn about dozens of villagers who died in the First World War.
A woman is appealing for her knight on shiny mobility scooter to reveal himself so she can thank him personally for helping her and her two children.
A report has concluded electricity pylons in Iwade are not dangerous to the public despite complaints.
The mystery behind a bizarre hybrid of a caravan and a boat has been solved - we talk to its creator.
Billboards featuring the words “It’s Here” have appeared at sites earmarked for development as part of the £100 million project.
Three members of a Columbian drugs gang who smuggled £24 million of cocaine into the country in fake bananas have been jailed for a total of 59 years.
A health centre which has been in temporary cabins since 2008, has opened its doors in a permanent location.
Gregg Wallace, presenter of the BBC show MasterChef, is backing plans for a new training facility which will house a state-of-the-art kitchen.
Joshua Bass's limerick about a soldier secured him a hi-tech prize in a competition.
People have expressed their outrage after vandals tried to set fire to a wooden sculpture at a popular tourist attraction before taking a saw to it.
There are fears the Northern Relief Road won't be completed after it was omitted from a plan to relieve pressure on the borough's roads.
Two mums who want to set up a school in Swale for children with autism, say they are disappointed their application has been turned down again.
A group which is raising money to build a skateboard and BMX park has been given a major cash boost.
A two-day screening programme was held at Westlands School in memory of a former student, who died suddenly.
The Governing body of the Swale Clinical Commissioning Group has appointed a new official.
Litter droppers and those who don't clear up after their dogs could soon star in their own 'movie'... and land themselves with an £80 penalty.
An animal welfare organisation has been overwhelmed by donations after it emerged a volunteer had stolen money.
The staff at Sittingbourne Specsavers donned some very silly specs.
A wheelchair rugby player has officially launched a £7.8m development suitable for people who need care.
A popular TV presenter came to Sittingbourne to surprise well-known town figure the Whistling Postman Dale Howting.
