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NHS bosses have moved to quash rumours that the closed ward at Sheppey Community Hospital will be shut permanently.
A popular Island attraction has been commended by a tourist website – for the second year running.
Youngsters are fundraising for the trip of a lifetime to Borneo to help improve the lives of a community.
The winners of the Paul Trigwell Island Run have been revealed.
A trail of sculptures for walkers and families to enjoy is taking shape.
A mum is taking on a challenge to raise money for the hospital which saved her baby son’s life.
A fundraiser will take place today in memory of a young mum who lost her battle with cancer.
Hundreds of people have joined a Facebook group calling for a halt to house building on the Island until the necessary infrastructure is in place.
A bogus police detective is being hunted after conning cash from a trusting resident who believed their bank cards had been stolen.
An animal lover is urging to Islanders to be alert when pruning their shrubs and bushes.
A mum is hoping to recruit volunteers to help her clean a stretch of canal as she’s fed up with seeing wildlife having to wade through rubbish.
A complaint about a noisy cockerel in a rural part of the Island led to fears it was going to be “removed” by Swale council.
A family of young shelducks which were found on a busy road have been taken to a wildlife sanctuary until they are old enough to be released.
Further details have been revealed about plans to build 147 homes on the former HBC Engineering factory site in Halfway.
This shocking photo of a dog found starved to half its body weight has been released by the RSPCA.
A young mother has lost her battle with an aggressive form of cancer - the day before she was due to marry her sweetheart.
Paramedics and volunteers who treated people injured in the Sheppey Crossing crash have been honoured for their work.
A book featuring spooky stories from across the Island has hit the shelves after a year of planning.
Record numbers of fundraisers donned a range of fancy dress costumes to take part in the eighth annual Paul Trigwell Island Run (PTIR) at the weekend.
It’s not quite Rydell High – but that didn’t deter college students from pulling out all the stops to support the Blue Town Heritage Centre.
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