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A Bobbing man says he and his wife are “lucky to be alive” after escaping from a fire at their home started by a lightning strike this morning.
A multi-million pound car inspection centre will be built as part of an agreement between Volkswagen and a Kent docks.
A 33-year-old woman has died suddenly after a scuba diving lesson at a Kent lake.
Detectives have branded an attack on a disabled woman who had her walking frame stolen a 'revolting act of mindless aggression'.
Brazen vandals have smashed windows and damaged a front entrance... at a police station.
The final showing of an outdoor film festival proved to be a real blockbuster – and there’s more to come later in the summer.
A possible solution to traffic problems whenever there is a serious accident on a stretch of road could be found.
An Islander appeared on BBC’s The One Show to tell her remarkable message in a bottle story.
An Island club had a water pump and a small safe stolen and two of its buildings damaged in a break-in.
Some of the jobs at the Sheppey prison cluster could be privatised later this year.
A £500,000 project to resurface a pothole-strewn Sheppey road, which was originally planned for the summer, has been pushed back until September.
A medical manufacturer is looking to take on 40 skilled workers as it aims to take advantage of its newly expanded facilities.
A Minster woman has paid her own special tribute to British troops by creating a memorial garden on the grass verge outside her home.
Family classic ET will be the final showing of a free open-air film festival tonight.
A decision to buy new electrical equipment for Swale House which will eventually allow people to watch meetings online, has been criticised.
A top councillor has raised doubts on whether key road projects will receive hoped-for funding.
A man has been arrested in connection with a £6,000 smash-and-grab raid on a jewellers.
One year on from a major blaze that tore through a block of flats, victims have spoken of their ongoing ordeal.
Thieves have stolen women's jewellery worth thousands of pounds after forcing open shutters in a smash-and-grab raid.
Guards have hit out at low staff numbers and a lack of cell searches at a jail in Kent after three of them were injured in 'attack'.
