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Sittingbourne have extra motivation to progress in the FA Trophy this weekend.
A widow was left in tears after finding out her late husband’s wedding ring was missing on her train journey to work.
A pub hosting live music during a beer festival was forced to cut the set short as police and security were unable to maintain large crowds.
A multi-storey car park has been kitted out with new and improved electric vehicle charging points.
CityFibre works causing traffic on a busy commuter route are set to last a week.
A HGV driver was arrested after a crash that killed a father-of-two.
Drivers are set to be hit by weekend closures of a motorway, plus three weeks without being able to use one of its slip roads.
She was the most hated woman in Britain and the only people willing to help her get bail were a couple from Kent.
Sittingbourne Striders’ new junior triathlon club comes with a unique selling point.
A street which has been shut throughout the summer holidays is set to reopen after broadband works are completed.
People are being urged to share their ideas for how to tackle anti-social behavior in four town centres.
A pair of popular rural roads running directly through two villages are to close while road and broadband works are completed.
A jealous husband who launched a murderous attack on his estranged wife has been given an extended 30-year jail term.
A motorbike enthusiast has been left devastated after a group of children caused £600 worth of damage to his “pride and joy”.
A school has defended its decision to throw away hundreds of books after a “horrified” dog walker spotted them dumped in a skip.
Join our trip down memory lane to look back at a carnival’s colourful history, as plans step up to bring back the parade after five years.
Ryan Maxwell pointed the finger at referee Fabio Roque after an injury-time penalty denied Sittingbourne victory against Swale rivals Sheppey.
A planning committee has delayed a decision on a controversial application for a rugby clubhouse and pitches amid concerns about the design.
A slip road is set to close for the next four months while a multi-million-pound roundabout revamp takes place.
A senior police officer says problems in a town centre are being dealt with amid calls from councillors and businesses for more to be done.
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