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Sheppey United have another cup competition to keep them occupied this Saturday.
Power had to be switched off and services suspended at a railway station while emergency services dealt with an incident.
Trains have been cancelled and delayed due to a fault with the barriers at a level crossing.
A council is appealing for help after a dog was said to have been found abandoned and tied to a lamppost with toys and medication.
Sheppey United manager Ernie Batten is dreaming of an FA Cup glamour tie, with his side now a win away from the First Round proper.
A climbing frame castle, which was torched by vandals, has been replaced with a new pirate ship for children to play onboard.
A draft policy that sets out how new beach huts could be provided, while making sure the current ones are maintained, has been published.
Sheppey United manager Ernie Batten hailed his side’s incredible weekend performance as they made history with a win in Wales.
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A town centre road is to shut for resurfacing work this week.
Four-star Sheppey made history as they booked their spot in the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round, where they will be joined by rivals Ramsgate.
Club legend Alan Jack is dreaming of an historic FA Cup run as Sheppey make the four-hour pilgrimage to South Wales this weekend.
A primary school has been told it still “requires improvement” by Ofsted despite praise being highlighted by the inspection board.
A father-of-four high on drugs smashed himself into a salon window, breaking it to pieces.
Plans to develop 24 commercial units, as well as a retail outlet and a “drive-thru establishment” on farmland have been submitted.
Sheppey United’s FA Cup journey sees them take on a side boasting to be ‘South Wales’ premier non-league team’ - but Ernie Batten’s men fear nobody.
The draw has been made for the FA Trophy Third Qualifying Round.
Engineers have fixed a signalling problem which had cancelled train services.
A man and a woman were taken to hospital after officers were called to reports of an assault, with forensic vans and police cars seen in the street.
A bistro named after a sunken warship has ceased trading inside a hotel after being open for just a few months.
