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The dates for this year’s Swale Film Festival have been announced.
A church-going grandmother befriended an armed robber to encourage him to repent... before trying to smuggle drugs into prison.
Anyone who would like to help mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War is welcome to get involved by sowing poppy seeds.
A heartbroken mum has thanked staff at a shop who have restored precious jewellery free of charge.
The head of Oasis Academy Isle of Sheppey has become permanently based there after leaving his other leadership role at a school in Surrey.
Winners of a competition to create a chainsaw sculpture have been chosen out of more than 20 entries.
A national campaign backed by a Sheppey publican has been given £100,000 worth of government support.
Police remain at the scene of a fire at a High Street restaurant this morning.
Meet Magic, the most popular new member of a school.
The manager of a bait and tackle shop where more than £3,000 of goods and cash was stolen fears it could spell the end of the business.
A pothole laden road is to be closed next week for repairs.
An escaped convict tasted freedom for just an hour after fleeing from a Kent prison.
A former bar could be given a new lease of life as a nightclub and restaurant.
A former Islander and diehard England fan will be writing a blog when he jets off to the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
Parts of Swale are set for a business boost after being nominated by the government to receive European Union aid.
Sheppey & Sheerness United have to wait a little longer to close in on the Kent County League, Premier Division title.
A Kent jail has become the first in the country to offer a driving school... for inmates.
Plans to launch a group dedicated to preparing for the effects of climate change are in the pipeline.
A fund set up to help a boy with cancer has had a boost of thousands of pounds.
An organiser of a May Day parade hopes a disappointing turnout at a workshop will not dampen spirits.
