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Natalie Meehan, Stop Smoking Service team leader in Sheppey,said they have helped more than 60,000 people quit the ciggies.
A group has been founded to work towards improving safety on one of the Island's busiest routes.
More than a year after it closed its doors for good, a place of worship is set to be sold at auction.
The funeral service has taken place of Julia Baker, a much-loved Sheppey character. Bel Austin pays tribute to the 66-year-old.
Company owner and Monster Raving Loony, Chris Driver, is to retire after 25-years running his own firm.
A mum fears a predator who targeted a teenager asking for sex may have struck again.
The possibility of a marina in Queenborough is back on the table after a government U-turn.
A meeting was held to decide whether to allow 14 homes to be built on the site of a former garage.
The Sheppey father of the previous recipient of Britain's highest military honour has paid tribute to the latest soldier to be awarded the medal.
Coach Rob Dengate claims big games bring out the best in Sheppey rugby players ahead of a key clash at promotion rivals Beccehamians.
Tests have been carried out at a disused factory after workers complained of feeling unwell.
A wildlife photographer is blaming irresponsible snappers for causing the injuries and deaths of at least seven owls in recent weeks.
Youngsters at one primary went way back in time when they learnt all about life 8,000 years ago.
Just days after he appeared to have been booted out of his party, a veteran councillor has been welcomed back to Ukip.
A businessman who spotted three men in trouble raced to their rescue after the coastguard asked for his help.
The people behind the controversial Seager Road development have submitted new proposals after existing buildings broke planning permission rules.
Visitors flocked to Holy Trinity, Queenborough, to find out more about its past, present and future.
Angry users have hit out at plans to increase the cost of buying or leasing beach huts on Minster Leas.
Staff shortages, inmate overcrowding and one of the highest sickness levels in the country continue to affect a Kent jail, a report has found.
A primary school has sent letters to parents after a child was struck down with scarlet fever.
