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A stroll along a Kent seafront became a grim exercise in dog poo-dodging for one reporter and his family.
A resident was shocked after coming across a massive metal pipe during his walk along a beach.
The son of a convicted bigamist has been jailed after admitting sexually abusing two children.
Sheppey United bring in a former Gillingham midfielder and a defender from Leyton Orient ahead of the visit from the league leaders.
The horrific moment a massive brawl erupts between adults after a fight between young players at a football match has emerged online.
A former steel mill worker has appealed to ex-colleagues to come forward with information about asbestos after receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis.
A prison which can hold nearly 500 inmates has received a glowing report following a visit from inspectors.
A village is set to expand after two developments were green-lit despite protests from villagers, including a former MP
The first spade has gone into the ground as a town centre regeneration project gets off the ground.
Sheppey United are hoping to see some key players returning from injury soon as the chase for fifth place hots up.
A dog walker has been left fuming after finding poo with a flag stuck in it - less than a metre from a bin.
Train passengers have described their shock after multiple windows were shattered along a carriage.
A mum-of-one says she heard two explosions when a van went up in flames in what is being treated as a suspicious fire.
A train had to be taken out of service due to damage caused by a “disturbance” on board.
Thousands of pounds have been donated to a charity so it can buy a new vehicle after the van it used to deliver food to needy families was stolen.
A health centre has been rated inadequate and the practice provider suspended after the Care Quality Commission found “widespread shortfalls”.
Campaigners opposed to the loss of children’s services at two family centres have won their latest battle to retain them after a backbench revolt.
People are being asked to help design a new adventure golf course which is part of a £20 million revamp of a leisure complex.
Councillors have voted in favour of controversial plans for hundreds of homes but the decision has been taken away from them after taking too long.
A prolific offender, described as a “menace to the community” is back behind bars after admitting a string of supermarket thefts.