A young adventurer has completed a mammoth trip down the Thames - with her dad.

A quirky trend started by a mysterious crusader has brought smiles to faces across Sheppey.

A vicar has reassured worried Islanders after pews were removed from a church.

A disabled woman mocked for riding a mobility scooter is pleading for an end to a vile campaign of abuse that has left her daughter feeling suicidal.

Kmfm listener Jeff Banks was quick of the mark – winning a big cash prize just three days into the radio station’s competition.

Dieting Debbie Carter battles temptation every day – she makes and sells her own chocolates, and they’re going down big in Parliament.

The government has written to Gravesham council to confirm it will not be challenging the decision on the controversial plans.

Maidstone and Weald Samaritans received more than 12,500 calls last year.

The issues behind the headlines as another packed edition of the KM is out

The outcome of a robbery at Simmond's the jewellers, in Deal High Street, is outlined on the front page of this week's East Kent Mercury.

Police are appealing for help in tracing a 72-year-old man who went missing after meeting a friend yesterday.

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

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

Teenage mechanics from the K College win the chance to spend the day with the Honda British Touring Car team.

Plans for a Darling Buds of May-themed holiday home near Ashford have been opposed by residents.

Find out out what's in this week's issue...

A controversial decision to approve development plans for two of Dover's beauty spots is the lead story in this week's Dover Mercury.

The mum of a Sheppey policeman who died while on duty has thanked people for their support during the years since his death.

Beach huts being built along Sheppey’s seafront have attracted positive feedback.

Drinkers enjoying a Southfleet pub’s beer festival not only raised a glass or two but also vital cash to help a young cerebral palsy sufferer.