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Efforts are ongoing to boost Sheerness town centre to make it an attractive place for Islanders and visitors.
Pupils turned into teachers as part of a school’s version of TV programme, The Apprentice.
Ernie Batten has stood down as co-chairman at Sheppey United to take over as manager.
A planning application has been submitted to Swale council to build two retail units at Thistle Hill.
Leysdown's latest landmark is starting to take shape.
Gordon Henderson called for a review of working conditions in Sheppey's jails during a Commons debate.
A woman waded through mud for hours to get help after the cabin cruiser she and two others were on sank beneath them.
Islander Peter Ward and his vintage fairground cars were invited to Dreamland's reopening in Margate on Friday.
Island children were delighted to receive thank-you cards on behalf of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
A shipping container used to store surfing equipment has been destroyed by fire.
Plans have been approved for a housing development at the Old Dairy site in Halfway.
A Blue Flag is now flying in Sheerness – showing off to visitors the good condition of its water and seafront.
A Minster mum says she is worried somebody could be killed if something isn't done to tackle dangerous driving.
Helpers at Seashells Children’s and Families' Centre are celebrating after being recognised in a nationwide competition.
Queues are clearing after a lorry broke down on the Sheppey Crossing .
Our season starts now – that’s the message from Minster’s rejuvenated skipper Martin Hammond.
The air ambulance has taken a schoolgirl to hospital following an accident this afternoon.
A father and son fishing trip took a strange turn when they discovered a suitcase containing thousands of pictures stolen from Stephanie Beacham.
An Island stalwart says she is “overwhelmed” after being named in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List.
Pilot officer William ‘Bill’ Webb, one of the last surviving members of the Second World War’s Bomber Command, has died.
