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Sheppey United are hoping things fall into place this week after a significant injury blow at the weekend.
A prison where drug taking, self-harm and violence is on the rise has been described as “not safe enough” in a new report.
One of the last town centre banks is set to remain open for longer than first thought in a move branded as “reassuring”.
An inseparable couple celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary says the secret is to “never go to bed on an argument”.
A decision to recommend closure of a care home has been condemned as “shameful and disappointing” by campaigners.
A letter warning of the “negative impact” of cuts to “crucial” children’s centre services has been sent to Kent County Council.
Tributes have been paid to a former mayor and long-serving Labour councillor who has been described as a “real gentleman” and a “one-off”.
An investigation which stemmed from police pulling over a vehicle without a front number plate has seen a sixth person charged.
An inventor who has raised £56,000 using converted mobility scooters has been put forward for the Pride of Britain Awards for his fundraising.
Sheppey United didn’t need a scouting report to tell them that former Bromley defender Rhys Wyborn might be worth a punt.
A new one-stop shop for banking is set to launch in a town - despite the idea previously being ruled out.
A garage boss is calling for urgent action to fix a leak after being wrongly blamed for trips and falls outside his business.
Several people were injured following a pile-up on a main road.
More than £17,000 will be spent on installing second-hand Christmas lights for the first time in a bid to boost an area’s economy.
McDonald’s has denied it has plans to build a new restaurant on an eight-mile stretch of road which already boasts two of its eateries.
A dangerous drunk is seeking help for his addiction after waking in a police cell with no memory of attacking officers and carrying a knife.
An Indian restaurant has been given a zero-star food hygiene rating after a damning inspection which uncovered mouldy food and an infestation of mice.
A private ambulance driver died after his van drifted into the path of a lorry.
Plans for a multi-million-pound college extension have been approved by the council.
A shipping company is to start a new freight service linking Kent to the Continent.
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