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A number of staff at a food distribution centre have tested positive for coronavirus and are now self isolating.
The Southern Counties East Football League are investigating an altercation that was shared on social media after Sheppey United's win at Corinthian.
The child of a prison officer could belong to an inmate who was jailed for murder, a court has heard.
Trains have been cancelled after a boat crashed into a bridge after reportedly spotting an unexploded shell in the water.
It was a dramatic afternoon as Sheppey scored twice in stoppage time to win at Corinthian on Saturday.
Organisers have had to call off an annual race after they arrived at the start to discover a Covid testing station had been set up in the way.
A council says inspectors will spot check more businesses to make sure they are operating safely during the pandemic.
A woman who admitting killing a 77-year-old woman after driving into an Age UK minibus will be sentenced.
Newly-appointed Sheppey United coach Josh Hall admits it's no surprise the team are currently unbeaten in the Southern Counties East Premier Division.
It’s a big week for Sheerness Golf Club’s new professional Ben Pullen.
An inquest has been opened into the death of teenager Ellis Murphy-Richards who died after being struck by a train. He was 15.
Sheppey United’s FA Cup journey came to an end after opponents Eastbourne Borough staged a second half fightback.
Police are appealing for witnesses after raiders broke in and stole a 75-year-old man’s savings.
A cell block has been locked down in a Kent prison after two inmates and two members of staff tested positive for coronavirus.
A man who kicked and punched his former partner on two occasions during their seven-month torrid relationship, has been locked up.
A Kent island has welcomed a host of TV stars, famous journalists and personalities over the past weeks and more filming scheduled.
TV judge Robert Rinder has been announced as a Kent charity's new patron.
A thug with a shocking history of violence has been given a further 10 years in jail for attacking a fellow inmate on a stairwell.
More than 50 members from business, tourism organisations, councils and the public have come together to create a new push for Kent's 'holiday isle'.
A council and an MP are urging the Government to think again over a huge hike in housing numbers.
