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A woman was stunned to discover she had been sent the financial details of a stranger in a council blunder.
Long-awaited repairs to the badly-damaged Sun Pier in Chatham have been postponed because of the weather.
One of Medway’s biggest secondary schools wants to downsize drastically because it can no longer fit in its “cramped” classrooms.
All your rubbish will be collected weekly in Medway from next week – thanks to a £14m government grant.
Invicta Dynamos put 15 goals past the NIHL South Division 1 leaders Wightlink Raiders during a cup double-header at the weekend.
A crash closed two lanes of the M2 between Chatham and Strood this morning.
Start the week with your Monday Medway Messenger, out in the shops now.
A footballer will be on medication for the rest of his life after having his spleen removed when he suffered a bizarre injury on the pitch.
A grieving mother whose son died in her arms has launched a campaign to ban shops from selling legal highs.
All the scores from the weekend's fixtures in the Medway Messenger Youth League.
A 41-year-old vulnerable man from Chatham who went missing from his home has been found.
More than 160 Medway council workers will continue to be paid less than the 'living wage' after a move to give them rises failed.
Police have spoken to a man caught on CCTV in connection with the murder investigation of a woman found in a store's basement.
An unusual pregnancy dilemma struck one supermum when she discovered she's run out of names she likes - with baby number 13 on the way.
A restaurant has apologised after a bald-headed peeping Tom stared at women in the toilets.
A gang of vicious robbers was banged to rights... after being caught out by these cartoon sheep pyjamas.
Rail passengers faced delays of up to 40 minutes after a swan sat in the middle of the track at a busy junction.
A young man has spoken of the horrific moment he heard his bones snapping when he was crushed by a digger – on his second day at work.
Friends and family wore blue to say goodbye to a much-loved young woman who died after battling a brain tumour for many years.
Chatham chairman Jeff Talbot has described the club’s best post-war FA Cup run as a financial lifeline.