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Tickets for both Status Quo and the 80s Night party have sold out for this year's Castle Concerts.
A man repeatedly phoned police threatening he had knives and a gun and was going to “kill a Muslim,” a court heard.
A convicted sex offender who once posed as a casting agent for the Harry Potter films has been jailed after downloading thousands of abuse images.
Firefighters tackled a chimney fire in Church Street, Cliffe, on Thursday evening.
Harrison Lillis has signed a new contract at Invicta Dynamos.
Kevin Watson believes his new-look Chatham squad will be so strong that he won’t get in the team.
Your fabulous Medway Messenger is on sale now - and has a great reader offer to help you hop on board Brian Blessed's new open-top bus.
Preparations for Medway’s Armed Forces Day tomorrow (Saturday) are nearly complete.
A caretaker disturbed thieves who broke into a Chatham school and stole cash saved up for treats on a pupils’ outing.
A cyclist died when he crashed into the back of a parked lorry, an inquest heard.
A tragic sequence of events started on New Year's Day when two girls hit another after a night out... and ended in a dad of two's death, a jury heard.
Medway Council has been accused of hypocrisy after “cracking down” on pub gigs while its own Castle Concerts go ahead.
Road signs, bollards, A-boards and railings could disappear as part of a drive to remove clutter from our pavements and roads.
Crime Commissioner Ann Barnes has pledged to raise the Chatham cemetery attacks with the chief constable.
After a career spanning six decades, athlete Paul Nihill has decided to retire.
Gillingham's Great Lines are awash with men and women in uniform along with free displays, divers an assault course and a press-up challenge.
A man had to be treated for breathing smoke after his TV caught alight early this morning. Firefighters were called out to Mount Road, Chatham.
A mother died in hospital when she contracted anthrax after injecting herself with contaminated heroin, an inquest has heard.
Three men are still in hospital today after being stabbed during a row at a Chatham house as police continue to hunt suspects.
Catastrophic failures of the 111 NHS line in Kent have led to 200 extra staff taken on to cope with the huge demand, it's been revealed.