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Swale council's leader is optimistic a major road project could be revived...but not everyone is happy about the idea.
A former social club is to be demolished to make way for new housing.
A group has warned action needs to be taken to stop the Island’s beaches from disappearing.
Oasis Academy Isle of Sheppey officially got off the marks with a 15-mile run across the Island.
A new drinking spot will be opened in Sheerness after Swale council backed an application by Wetherspoon to set up in a former electrical shop.
A farewell service is to be held for a priest who is leaving Sheppey after nearly four years to take up a new post.
A concerned resident has warned that recent bad weather has caused large sections of Sheppey cliffs to fall away.
A former soldier who took part in Queen Elizabeth’s coronation has received a commemorative medal more than 60 years later.
A couple say a newly built school entrance next to their home has not been finished properly.
The Times Guardian is calling on readers to help us tackle the ongoing problem of the Island’s crumbling roads.
A 93-year-old who was crowned Age UK’s Internet Champion last year met Prince Charles at an informal reception in London.
A 15-mile run across the Island will kick off celebrations to mark a school being taken over by its new sponsor.
A former soldier is appealing to businesses to sponsor him on a charity climb of the tallest mountain in Africa.
The head of a local food bank has spoken out against comments made by former MP Edwina Currie, saying she knows nothing about “the real picture”.
Sheppey Sea Cadets will be able to buy a new water craft thanks to a donation from a supermarket.
Work has started to demolish a vacant factory, but it is yet to be decided what will go in its place.
The site of a popular cafe, which has been empty for four years, is to be given a new lease of life as a centre for prayer gatherings.
It may not have felt like it, but last month was not the wettest January ever measured by a Sheppey rain collector.
The Sheppey Crossing was closed in one direction earlier following an accident involving a Ford Puma.
A new service has been launched which means people needing splints and braces won't have to travel to Medway Maritime Hospital.
