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A crime victim was stunned when burglars targeted his home for an 8ft cactus... in the second raid on his prized prickly collection.
Detectives have released an image of a man they want to speak to about claims a young woman was the victim of a serious sex attack on a beach.
A popular attraction has been forced to close temporarily due to the bad weather.
A Queenborough woman is the new star of Saturday night TV after making an appearance in an ad campaign.
Detectives have shelved their arson investigation after several people were injured when a huge blaze tore through a block of flats.
More than 20 people went along to air their views about a solar farm which could be built in Minster.
A care home resident has celebrated her 102nd birthday.
A radio presenter who was instrumental in launching the Island’s station BRFM has been recognised in the New Year’s Honours List.
Talented young dancers have joined professional actors for a production of Robinson Crusoe.
Repairs on Sittingbourne and Sheppey’s roads were almost £80,000 over budget last year.
Volunteers who collect mail for holiday park residents have decided to hang up their postbags and call for a change to the system.
The Island’s Crisis at Christmas campaign helped more families in need than ever in 2013.
It was with a hint of sadness at the end of an era that people braved the chilly winter waters for an annual arctic swim.
Islanders have been given assurances that plans to reintroduce a controlled airspace will not affect their safety.
A Kent meteorologist has revealed Kent had the wettest day in more than 20 years this year... and it wasn't in December!
Residents can now recycle a wider range of materials after improved collections were brought in.
Youngsters had plenty of fun at a Christmas party organised by a group of child-minders.
A search involving land, sea and air emergency services was carried out in Minster this morning after personal belongings were found on the beach.
A dangerous driver has said he wishes he could turn back the clock after a motorcyclist was left with serious injuries in a crash.
Drivers involved in one Britain's largest-ever crashes on the Sheppey Crossing are being asked to pay for a £165 safety course... or face prosecution.
