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A much-loved pub has closed down and been put up for sale after ‘ever-increasing’ bills forced it out of business.
Firefighters say flames spread through a house after a charging e-bike caught light.
A 58-year-old diagnosed with a rare cancer says doctors don’t know how long she has left, but she won’t let that stop her from living her life.
Boss Ernie Batten has described 2023 as a dream year for Sheppey United.
Uniformed officers are to be deployed in two town centres in a bid to clampdown on crime and anti-social behaviour.
Boss Ernie Batten watched Sheppey leave themselves with a mountain to climb in their Boxing Day derby against Sittingbourne - but climb it they did.
An extraordinary finish ensured Sheppey came from 3-0 down to draw their Boxing Day derby at home to rivals Sittingbourne in Isthmian South East.
A scheme to remove the masts on a sunken war ship for fear they could damage the wreck, laden with bombs, is being re-evaluated.
Police have launched an appeal to help find nine pet ferrets which were stolen from a family just days before Christmas.
A pharmaceutical company is closing its doors for good – just weeks after Pfizer announced plans to axe 500 jobs.
Residents have been left stunned by the sight of rarely-seen multi-coloured clouds in the skies with one snapper crying ‘tears of joy’.
Police have released images of a man they would like to speak to after multiple thefts were reported from two stores.
An application has been put forward for a petrol station, convenience store, 37 business units, and an office block next to a rugby club.
Sheppey United head into a Boxing Day derby at home to Sittingbourne back on track after a post-FA Cup lull.
A beautician and a barber say their shops are struggling due to “dead high streets” and “too much competition”.
A grandmother has scooped the biggest prize possible at a bingo game, after previously winning £107,000.
The promise of tougher measures at a troubled school has stopped strikes, but will they be enough to fix the problems faced by staff and pupils?
Further measures are being taken to stop illegal dumping along an island’s coastline.
A petition to reopen a care home as soon as possible has received overwhelming support from the community.
An inspection has revealed a jail holding men convicted of serious offences is having “chronic” difficulties recruiting staff.
