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Brickies fined for poor disciplinary record

Brickies fined for poor disciplinary record

Sittingbourne Football Club have been fined £300 for their poor disciplinary record last season and joint-boss Jim Ward says that things must change.

Young woman's sex pest shock

Young woman's sex pest shock

A 23-year-old petrol station worker fears a pervert might strike again after indecently exposing himself to her at a bus stop.

More parish councils for Swale?

More parish councils for Swale?

The public are being asked to have their say on plans to increase the number of parish councils in the borough.

It's twirls and tiaras for big parade

It's twirls and tiaras for big parade

People of all ages lined the route to see Sittingbourne carnival.

CCTV footage shows Auckland man is not missing son

CCTV footage shows Auckland man is not missing son

Hopes that missing Matt Green is in New Zealand have been dashed.

Inside this week's Sheerness Times Guardian

Inside this week's Sheerness Times Guardian

Another packed edition of the Sheerness Times Guardian with a four-page special report on Monday's Marine Parade arson attack.

Inside this week's Sittingbourne News Extra

Inside this week's Sittingbourne News Extra

Another packed edition of the Sittingbourne News Extra is out Wednesday, full of news, sport and leisure from across the area

Image released after sex attack on dog walker

Image released after sex attack on dog walker

This efit has been released after a woman was attacked in broad daylight while walking her dog.

Mason back at Kent Kings

Mason back at Kent Kings

Sacked captain David Mason has rejoined Kent Kings speedway team - as coach.

Village fete back after 40-year break

Village fete back after 40-year break

Some 40 years since its last appearance, the Borden fete returned at the weekend with more than 1,000 people attending.

Composer’s brave battle to finish concert piece

 Composer’s brave battle to finish concert piece

A pianist who wrote a piece of music after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour is to hear his work at the Royal Albert Hall.

Freak accident nearly kills pet

Freak accident nearly kills pet

A mother has spoken of the terrifying moment her dog was nearly choked to death by its own collar.

Heard the one about the bird who went shopping?

Heard the one about the bird who went shopping?

A peahen surprised staff and customers when it appeared inside a town shop.

Running in memory of his late son

Running in memory of his late son

Dad John Dighton has taken part in a gruelling Iron Man contest to raise funds into brain tumour research.

It's carnival time

It's carnival time

It's hoped hundreds of people will turn out to see the carnival on Saturday.

Swimmer Dylon battles his way to medal

Swimmer Dylon battles his way to medal

Moscow Olympics' gold medalist Duncan Goodhew was on hand to honour a young Murston resident.

Racing buzz beats Corrie chat - Compton

Racing buzz beats Corrie chat - Compton

Benji Compton talks about his career as a hairdresser and why he loves racing for Kent Kings.

Brickies left in league limbo

Brickies left in league limbo

Sittingbourne still have no idea which division they will be playing in next season.

Shakey reveals hospital call drama

Shakey reveals hospital call drama

Shane Byrne was inspired to claim a British Superbike double by a phone call from his sick wife.

Third sighting of missing Matthew Green in New Zealand

Third sighting of missing Matthew Green in New Zealand

Another man has come forward to say he thinks he has seen a Sittingbourne roofer who vanished from his home three years ago.

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