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Those who go the extra mile for others were honoured at the annual Volunteer Swale Awards.
A collaborative art project exploring themes based on the Island is to be unveiled this week.
Eastchurch, Warden Bay and Leysdown will each be getting three new benches – all for free.
An engineering firm has been fined after a 20-year-old worker was left disabled when a metal sheet landed on hit feet - severing three of his toes.
Two charities are better off after a Sheerness woman lost her luscious locks.
Litter droppers and those who don't clear up after their dogs could soon star in their own 'movie'... and land themselves with an £80 penalty.
New plans are set to change the way medical equipment is lent out and returned.
A 20-year-old was arrested following a high-speed pursuit across different parts of the Island.
Youngster at one Island primary school have been recognised for being ever-present.
The Saudi owners of Thamesteel have agreed to pay the council money still owed from business rates.
Officers and inmates could soon be banned from enjoying cigarettes behind bars after a High Court decision.
Ambulance crews were called this morning following an accident in Minster Road.
Plans for the conversion of a Grade II listed building into homes are still in place despite the architects working on the project being dropped.
Mat Butler was expecting to fight a nobody last weekend – but ended up beating a former world champion.
The Post Office in Eastchurch is to reopen for the time being after weeks of closure.
After a weasel was spotted riding a woodpecker, birds appear to be getting their own back.
Ex-international flanker Mickey Skinner visited the Beach pub on Saturday to support a cause close to the hearts of the couple who run it.
The latest Islanders to buy a retreat on Minster Leas are the parents of a disabled Falklands' veteran.
A woman had to be freed when she became stuck in mud halfway up a cliff while trying to rescue her son.
A book chronicling the intriguing goings-on at a former Island pub has led to a reunion of long-lost relatives.