It is almost 25 years since the Great Storm battered the south east.

In today’s Medway Messenger we look back on the devastating impact it had on the Towns in a five-page special report.

This week also marks 12 months since the opening of the Waterfront bus station in Chatham – we review the trial and tribulations of the terminal and reveal how many tickets have been issued to motorists for driving through it.

We’ve got reaction from WI groups about the health and safety regulations which ban the use of recycled jam jars and the launch of a fundraising appeal by Rainham Cricket Club to build a new pavilion.

In sport, Gills boss Martin Allen is looking forward to the side’s home match tomorrow and Chatham Town FC celebrate 130 years in style.

Don’t miss What’s On for a guide to spooky goings on across Kent this Halloween and a chance to win tickets to see the fireworks at spectacular at Leeds Castle.

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