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For the first time in almost 30 years a new freight ferry is linking Sheerness to Calais and bringing back memories of the former Olau Line.
The RNLI has issued a safety warning after a lifeguard had to paddle out half-a-mile to save a man being blown out to sea in a toy dinghy.
An investigation is underway to find out how a dog got into such a “poor condition” after it was discovered in a town.
A prisoner who bit the tip off of an officer's thumb is to spend longer behind bars.
A young trapeze artist was taken to hospital with potential spinal injuries after she fell from a height during a show.
Sheppey United will start the new season with plenty of new faces on show.
A swimming pool has temporarily closed after an air ambulance landed nearby.
Frustrations over 'eyesore' vehicles left on the streets of a Kent town have boiled over, with some of the vehicles being daubed with graffiti.
Many youngsters in the borough will be able to take part in cut-price activities this summer thanks to a new council programme.
A footballer who decided to tell his teammates he was bisexual says he has been overwhelmed by the support he's received.
A new £2.2m lifeboat takes over this week as one of Kent's longest-serving RNLI coxswains prepares to retire after 40 years.
A town's iconic clock tower is set to return in different colours after it undergoes extensive refurbishment.
A prisoner has been charged with blackmail after a computer was hacked and a victim was asked to pay £3k to get access to the files again.
Shores in part of Kent will be patrolled this summer as the council looks to clamp down on illegal shellfish harvesting.
We tried out a ghost train which will be staffed by Elvis, Death and the Devil and is run by a 12-year-old.
A home-owner has warned of the danger of sunlight reflecting from mirrors and glass after it set fire to his bed and damaged his house.
A dangerous rescue bid has prompted calls for water users to be more vigilant.
Incredible tale of Roger Santus who spent seven months in a coma after being run over by a car is now back in the Big Top.
The rusting masts of an American ‘bomb ship’ are now expected to be cut off next year.
The leader of a local authority says a meeting of the full council has been cancelled "to help keep everyone safe" as Covid cases soar.
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