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A bridge used by drivers, trains, cyclists and pedestrians will close for longer than expected this summer for emergency repairs to its lifting ropes.
The Post Office has confirmed that one of its branches will be closing following the resignation of a postmaster.
Aerial photos show significant progress has been made on a new supermarket but the retailer says it’s not ready to open as planned.
Volunteers are needed to help monitor five Kent prisons to check inmates are being treated fairly and humanely.
A firm specialising in paint products for the automotive industry is among the first company’s to move to a new multi-million-pound business park.
Police have launched an investigation after a man was found dead in a street.
Sheppey complete their home campaign on Saturday after a season to be proud of – and there’s a special offer for those wanting to watch.
A town centre’s only hotel, which featured on Channel Four’s Four in a Bed, is for sale.
A charity shop volunteer who “never misses a day and hasn’t been on holiday for ages” has won a national award and is off to Buckingham Palace.
Litter pickers have filled hundreds of bags with rubbish from a beach plagued by waste that washes up from an illegal dump site.
Following years of delays, the removal of masts on a sunken war ship filled with explosives is set to begin in the next 12 months.
A pub that is earmarked to become flats and a micropub is set to go under the hammer with a guide price of more than £200k.
A boss at a waste company that’s come under huge criticism after multiple bins went uncollected resulting in hundreds of complaints has apologised.
A church remains shut after a vase was thrown at one of its windows, leaving a hole in the middle of the image of Christ.
RNLI and coastguard crews were called out to a “man overboard” signal but it turned out to be a false alarm.
Pipes carrying an entire island’s gas supply from the mainland are to be replaced in an 18-month project.
Sheppey are plotting for next season - but director of football Matt Longhurst says there’s no need for drastic changes.
The future use of flats previously occupied by young people in the care system and mooted as an option for asylum-seeking children has been confirmed.
An online fundraiser for a 39-year-old brain tumour patient who is starting to consider treatment options is close to reaching £100,000.
Controversial plans for 50 asylum seeking-teenagers to move into a former care home from next month that led to protests have been scrapped.
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