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A construction worker says he was left in shock after a flasher performed an indecent act in front of him after following him into a toilet.
A popular village eatery which shut its doors four months ago has gone on the market.
Residents fear it is only a matter of time before someone is hurt by ‘dangerous’ bikers who tear down pavements near a primary school.
Midfielder Luke Woodward is an example for everyone to follow at Sittingbourne.
A one-man crime wave who went on a stealing spree across the county earlier this year has avoided jail again, despite more shoplifting offences.
Seven people were arrested after four police officers were assaulted while responding to calls about a disturbance in a village.
Owners of a car and a van have been left “annoyed” and “fuming” after their vehicles were badly damaged.
The boss of a popular pub which has been under temporary management since the pandemic says she wants to return it to past glories.
Residents fear “dangerous” trees have become so big they will fall on their homes, after branches went crashing through one person’s window.
Thousands of people left without a doctor’s surgery have had their hopes of it reopening quashed.
A motorway junction is to close for the latest work on a multi-million pound roundabout revamp.
Ryan Maxwell is predicting Sittingbourne’s toughest game of the season so far this weekend.
Two natural burial grounds have been named the best in the country at a prestigious awards event for the funeral trade.
A planning inspector has quashed a planning committee’s original rejection for 10 houses on farmland.
A planning inspector has ruled in favour of an “absolutely delighted” glamping pod owner who saw a council reject their expansion plans.
An ‘extremely distressed’ bullock that got himself stuck down a ditch near farmland had to be saved by firefighters.
Armed police descended on a street to arrest two men after reported sightings of a firearm.
Efforts to improve a town centre’s reputation for rowdy behaviour are showing signs of success, according to a local official.
A council has called for the government to step in and help amid a GP shortage which has left towns and villages ‘grappling’ for healthcare.
A homeowner is taking a quirky approach to Halloween this year in a bid to ensure no child feels left out.
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