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A woman was shocked to return from holiday to find her garden wall had disappeared!
Four Island firefighters have been recognised for going above and beyond the call of duty.
An ME sufferer has made history by becoming the first woman to go around the Island on a paddle board.
A blaze at a farm building destroyed around 10 tonnes of hay this morning - after a spate of huge barn blazes nearby.
Two days after it was set to welcome pupils back, a Sheppey school is to re-open.
Children are being turned away from a school on the first day of term because of health and safety concerns.
There was wide range of produce on display at an Island group’s 51st annual exhibit.
A controlled blast has been carried out after an explosive device was discovered by a dog walker.
There were smiles all round after a fun day to raise money for cancer sufferer Isabella Coomber.
An MP has sought to clear up confusion about which lanes motorists should be using at a busy roundabout.
A total of eight acts performed at a music benefit in aid of a schoolboy who was hit by a car.
The line-up has been announced for this year’s Swale Film Festival.
Another big movie will be coming to Sheerness today - the first of a trio to be shown following a successful summer run.
A man has told of the moment he was flown across the room when lightning struck a telegraph pole near his bungalow.
The future of Sheppey Summer Carnival has been cast into doubt after £202 was raised from street collections to go towards holding next year’s parade.
A Sheerness supermarket has been fundraising for the Royal British Legion to commemorate the beginning of the First World War.
More than 75 children made the most of a two-week holiday scheme.
A Sheerness woman is taking the bald step of having her head shaved to raise money for two charities.
A plant normally found in the Mexican desert has survived our climate to shoot up in a Kent street - and now towers over the lampposts.
Fire crews believe 1,000 tonnes of hay was torched deliberately in a barn this morning.
