A mum of two ran, swam and cycled her way to a silver medal at an international competition.

The London Marathon is more than six months away, but it’s already looming large for one Sheerness man.

There's such a thing as neighbourly love... but for one woman that was put to the test when she found out she was paying next door's water bill.

Thirteen proved to be a lucky number for a pharmacist who passed her driving test on the 13th attempt.

The unlucky number 13 has proved to be a Blessing for one new driver... who passed at her 13th attempt.

The chairman of New Road FC, has criticised Swale council for failing in its duty to keep the grass in good condition at the Sheerness ground.

A heart patient says he is lucky to have survived an electric shock from the meter box at his flats.

An early Christmas present for Dartford residents is on its way in the form of new slimline wheelie bins.

Secondary schools in Gravesham have received praise from the county council after the average GCSE improvement reported was 11%.

Hoards of artefacts telling the story of Sheppey’s past have been given to primary school children to help them learn about their home.

A book about the history of a Sheppey town has been finished by members of a charity after a labour of love lasting more than three years.

Maisie Harris may be almost three years old, but the toddler has never been home due to a rare condition.

Presenter Gloria Hunniford, who lost her daughter Caron to cancer, visited a centre in South Ashford which helps people who are grieving

Folkestone rower one of five man crew rowing across the Atlantic this December.

A couple of friends helped raise £1,050 for Macmillan Cancer Support when they took part in the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning.

There is angel cake, then there is Dev-il Biswal cake. All will be revealed on The Ambrette's stand at this weekend's Broadstairs Food Festival.

The full extent of the false widow spider scare spreading across Kent has been revealed for the first time.

A pensioner who went missing from her care home in Gillingham on Thursday has been found safe and well.

Residents have been unable to leave their homes or breathe without grimacing after a putrid pong wafted across a huge swathe of north Kent.

A Maidstone hypnotherapist has taken a bald step in tribute to her late mother’s battle with cancer.