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A 4x4 vehicle was almost entirely submerged by the sea at a popular tourist beach this morning.
The number of people claiming Jobseekers' Allowance has fallen to levels not seen since 2007 - before the economic crash.
Members of the Sheerness Town Team were joined by Island schoolchildren in planting flowers to brighten up the area around the clocktower.
Members of the British Army were on hand to put Oasis Academy Isle of Sheppey pupils through their paces.
A man got a £60 ticket in the post despite his car being driven by his wife 100 miles away from where the supposed offence took place.
An investigation is underway into an alleged sexual offence.
Canterbury College Swale campus and Sheppey FM have marked the end of a busy academic year.
Police are investigating after several incidents of cars being targeted by thieves.
Halfway House staff and customers are launching a series of charity nights as they prepare to take part in next year's London Marathon.
A friend of more than 40 years proved to be a friend indeed when he helped his mate suffering from kidney disease.
Driving instructor Darren Willett watched helplessly as a wooden scaffolding board came loose from a truck and flew straight towards his windscreen.
The warm weather helped Minster Village Fayre attract the crowds.
Fundraising for an Island youngster with a childhood cancer is set to resume as a new charity partner is expected to come on board.
On the second day of his trial, a driver has been cleared of causing a motorcyclist's death after the prosecution offered no further evidence.
A railway engineer who smashed his way into three shops armed with a crowbar, making off with £12,000 of jewellery, has been jailed.
A dad has told of the terrifying moment his young family - including his seven-month-old baby - were swept out to sea.
More than £4,500 was raised at the weekend for Miles Rogers, the teenager left wheelchair-bound in an accident.
Around 20 police cars were said to have been called out to a big disturbance, which saw a man taken to hospital with a head injury.
St Edward’s primary held its summer fete on Friday.
Organisers are planning to make a cider festival an annual feature after it raised more than £2,000 for charity.
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