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Accused of breaking conduct code

Accused of breaking conduct code

A formal complaint has been made against councillors Alan and Jean Willicombe who kept their jobs despite moving 150 miles away to Lincolnshire.

BT’s promise over filthy phone box

BT’s promise over filthy phone box

BT has vowed to send out engineers to clean up a grubby looking phone box after residents commented on the state of it.

Postal vote over new council as cost controversy goes on

Postal vote over new council as cost controversy goes on

Only one area of Swale still has a chance of being given a new parish council after a controversial consultation.

War vet’s medal found

War vet’s medal found

A veteran has been reunited with his lost war medal after appealing for help to find it.

Burglars beat man with crowbar in terrifying raid on his home

Burglars beat man with crowbar in terrifying raid on his home

A man has been taken to hospital after being badly beaten with a metal pole by three burglars who burst into his home in the early hours.

Teen cleared of attacking clubber after making Mr Bean jibe

Teen cleared of attacking clubber after making Mr Bean jibe

A young man who made jibes about a woman's boyfriend looking like Mr Bean has been cleared of attacking her outside a nightclub.

Haul of knives found hidden in prison mosque after mass brawl

Haul of knives found hidden in prison mosque after mass brawl

About 15 makeshift knives have been discovered hidden under prayer mats in a prison mosque after a gang fight left three inmates injured.

Jealous convict's single punch leaves fellow inmate disabled

Jealous convict's single punch leaves fellow inmate disabled

A prisoner who flipped and left an inmate pal disabled because he feared he was cheating with his girl has had four years added to his sentence.

Community groups fear they will be homeless

Community groups fear they will be homeless

Concerns have been raised about the future of community groups once The Gateway, Rushenden, is demolished to make way for housing.

Who can bring the most oil and grease to school?

Who can bring the most oil and grease to school?

Pupils at Eastchurch Primary School's two sites are competing against each other to see who can bring in the most waste cooking fat, oil and grease.

Conservation areas on ‘at risk’ register for first time

Conservation areas on ‘at risk’ register for first time

Parts of Sheerness have been put on English Heritage’s ‘at risk’ register but it is hoped a substantial cash injection could turn things around.

Family team bringing whole new 3D world to life

Family team bringing whole new 3D world to life

A father and son are spearheading a 3D revolution after building their own printer that can create virtually anything.

We all pay the same tax so where are our lights?

We all pay the same tax so where are our lights?

Rushenden Residents' Association has complained Queenborough Town Council has not been fair with its Christmas lights ahead of today's parade.

Neolithic remains found on site of housing estate

Neolithic remains found on site of housing estate

Historical artefacts found on the site of a housing development after thousands of years have been handed over to a museum.

Tablet helps home residents keep in touch

Tablet helps home residents keep in touch

Residents at a care home can video chat with their relatives thanks to a new tablet computer.

Woman describes how bladder infection nearly led to her death

Woman describes how bladder infection nearly led to her death

A young woman who suffers from recurring infections says she’s lucky to be alive after her illness took a turn for the worse.

Poor roads need to be resurfaced, not patched up

Poor roads need to be resurfaced, not patched up

Highways bosses have been slammed for wasting more tax payers’ money on another patch up job on one of the worst roads on the Island.

The 70s look, but it’s all for good cause

The 70s look, but it’s all for good cause

A group of five friends are putting their manliness to the test as they take part in Movember for charity.

The Royal stamp of approval

The Royal stamp of approval

Creative schoolchildren were excited to receive a reply from Buckingham Palace after they sent off stamps they had designed to the Queen.

Is supermarket giant renewing Neats Court interest?

Is supermarket giant renewing Neats Court interest?

Three years after it scrapped plans for a massive HQ and distribution centre, Aldi is refusing to quash rumours it is reviving them.

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