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The captain of the Sheerness Salvation Army is moving on after five years in charge.
Their first meeting was like a scene from Upstairs, Downstairs. Now a couple from Halfway are looking back on 65 years of happy marriage.
Thieves stole 10 new laptops worth £400 each from the Isle of Sheppey Academy.
Fire bosses have defended their response to a suspected arson attack on a Sheerness house that saw bystanders rescue people trapped in the blaze.
A father endured freezing water, mud and electric shocks in aid of a charity that helped during his son’s difficult birth.
A former drug addict, who now uses his past to help others on the road to recovery, has won a national award.
Meet Kent's real-life Babe - a pampered pig who thinks he's a dog... and even skateboards.
Talented students put their skills to the test to revive children’s favourites in a mural.
Calling all aspiring young film-makers - entries are now being accepted for the Kent Film Awards this September.
A cake stall set up outside a Sheerness business raised more than £400 for charity.
Men and women braved the cold to raise money for a children’s ward by holding a bikini car wash.
A breast cancer survivor has won a Special Achievers Award after publishing three novels online while battling illness.
This year's Swale Film Festival will include a special awards section when it is held in September.
A community warden has been honoured for rescuing a stroke victim who had spent all day lying in his garden unable to cry for help.
Touching tributes have been paid to a tragic 17-year-old who died after collapsing in front of his two young brothers while playing football.
A former jobless teenager is cooking up a storm thanks to a scheme that teaches young people on Sheppey kitchen skills.
County waste-busting teams have shut down more illegal dumping sites in the past 12 months than any other area in the country, it's been revealed.
A Sheppey sculptor hailed the unifying power of art after a project to teach refugee children in Beirut.
A couple of petrolheads from Rushenden are holding a bikini car wash to raise money for the hospital unit that saved their daughter’s life.
They had a mountain to climb to get everything ready – but an open day for a converted centre for young people went ahead.
