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A talented young dancer has scooped a part in a Kent production of a famous ballet.
A plan to turn a town pub into homes has been refused because of concerns over flood risk.
Musicians staged a show in aid of victims of the Glass House arson.
A prison officer is planning to launch a charity after the success of a Facebook campaign he started.
Not many people can say they have received a birthday card from the Queen and even fewer can say they have more than one.
An arts-led regeneration scheme to brighten up a Sheppey village has ended after three years.
Youngsters showcased their horticultural skills during an open day.
Sheppey’s new beach huts, which were officially launched last week, will soon be painted in a rainbow of traditional colours.
A historic Island landmark, which has been unoccupied for 13 years, is to be given a new lease of life.
A seafront office which has been described as an eyesore has to be removed, Swale council’s planning committee has ruled.
A Sheppey beauty is hoping to scoop another pageant title.
Three friends who narrowly avoided death when they were trapped at the top of a burning building in an arson attack have been reunited in hospital.
Tests to find out what was wrong with the water at Barton's Point have come back all clear - meaning it's now safe to use.
Results of a survey into a ship which sank off the coast of Kent - carrying thousands of tonnes of explosives - have been released.
Another packed edition of the paper with a round up of the latest Island news, sport and leisure.
A Sheppey businessman has been given an award for his work lending money to people who cannot get access to banks.
Island Inspector Noel Stanley has handed over the reins of policing to Tony Cannon as he takes up a job elsewhere within Kent Police.
He might have made sporting history by winning Wimbledon, but tennis hero Andy Murray's match also sparked a kitchen fire yesterday.
A pair of cyclists from Minster are gearing up to pedal from Sittingbourne to Paris to raise money for a charity.
A lorry driver who died at the age of 32 is to be taken to his funeral on the back of a vehicle he used to work on.
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