Two women have been forced to quit the round Britain rowing race after being hit by sea sickness!

A councillor campaigning for a flagpole to be installed in Sheerness has come up against another hurdle.

A memorial walk and vigil to honour Lee Rigby, the soldier murdered in Woolwich, will be held on Sheppey.

Though not quite ready for a sailing barge, the water level in the West Dock filled up last week, giving a glimpse of the future.

You can join almost 500 people who have signed up for Saturday's Breast Cancer Care Pink Ribbonwalk at Leeds Castle

ANOTHER action-packed edition this week with news, sport and leisure from across the Island.

A new football team is running a competition for the Island’s youngsters to design and name a mascot.

ANOTHER action-packed edition this week with news, sport and leisure from across the greater Sittingbourne area.

Transformation at Neats Court has been progressing at a fast pace since developer LXB Retail Properties and contractor Kier were given access.

When it comes to challengers, there are not many on two legs faster than Olympian Adam Gemili. Just as well for BRIAN the robot.

Family and friends have organised a party in memory of Gregg Shoults. The young dad died suddenly at his Hartlip home in October last year.

Singer Labrinth caused a sensation at a summer ball when he knocked dozens of fans to the floor in a stage dive.

A woman impaled on a metal spike during a night out in Rochester has spoken of her ordeal for the first time.

Firefighters freed a baby locked in a car at Tunbridge Wells Hospital

Police investigating a shooting in Maidstone have released two people on bail.

Visitors were transported back in time when they arrived at Bredgar and Wormshill Light Railway.

New football boss Tyler House aims to become the Special One by copying old Big 'Ead.

A salvage team must wait around a week to make a new bid to raise a second world war bomber from the English Channel today.

An independent trader in Gravesend says some days he barely makes enough money to pay for the light being on.

Delighted archaeologists have rediscovered the site of a Roman villa's bath house on the banks of the River Medway - forgotten for 140 years.