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Council planners slammed fruit farmers AC Goatham and Son as being disrespectful - but conceded farmers needed support.
Cllr Paul Harriott first took his seat on Gillingham council before his present leader Vince Maple had been born, but is now stepping down.
Gillingham boss Justin Edinburgh knows the fans deserve better.
Four young boys have been rescued after becoming trapped in mud near the River Medway.
A burglar has been jailed after his victim found him strolling down her stairs, bold as brass and calling out the name of another woman.
Unexpected discoveries in the crypt at Rochester Cathedral could rewrite the building’s history - with treasure the experts could only dream of.
A lifeboat team had to tow a broken down boat back to a pier with two people on board.
The future of a printing company hung in the balance when its boss suddenly died at 50 - but his widow and daughter stepped up to keep it running.
Gillingham boss Justin Edinburgh insists that only those that deserve a place in the team are getting it.
Pit your wits again an unseen enemy - break the codes and clues against a ticking clock and you might escape alive...
A man was rescued by firefighters when a blaze broke out the the kitchen.
A Tesco store will shut its doors for the last time today - but Morrisons has come to the rescue of shoppers wanting to redeem clubcard vouchers.
Jermaine McGlashan admitted it took a heated half-time team talk to help get the Gills going on Good Friday, but a poor start proved costly.
Gillingham manager Justin Edinburgh was frustrated at his team’s lack of cutting edge against Fleetwood.
Gillingham’s biggest home league crowd of the season went home disappointed on Good Friday.
As promised the family of a teen who died of leukaemia wore red and white to her funeral and spoke movingly of what an inspirational teen she was.
A man had to be rescued by firefighters after clambering through his attic window and getting his leg trapped in the hinge.
Easter Monday's crunch relegation clash with Cray comes after another important game for Chatham on Saturday.
Gillingham are unlikely to stick with the same side in two games over the Easter weekend.
Gills Justin Edinburgh is already working on transfer targets for next season and has decided who he wants to keep at Priestfield.
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