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Sittingbourne have had offers made for both of their senior goalkeepers and they are looking thin on the ground in central defence.
The future of GP services provided at a village surgery has been thrown into doubt.
A D-Day veteran who tried to enlist while under age and then spent 75 years with shrapnel lodged in his head has died at the age of 98.
Huge plumes of black smoke sent billowing over a retail park were the result of rubbish and building materials going up in flames.
As we prepare to stand in silence at 11am, this moving selection of letters from the Front remind us why we should never forget.
Police and ambulance services were called to a road after a child was hit by a car.
Three rare medals owned by one of Kent's first chief medical officers when the NHS was founded in 1948 and said to be worth £3k are to be auctioned.
Darren Blackburn’s triple signing has given Sittingbourne fresh impetus.
The A249 will be closed for the second weekend in a row as part of work to build a new flyover.
Part of a building which housed a town’s old Argos store could be turned into housing.
A number of people, including children, were injured after a crash involving a lorry and a minibus on a busy A-road.
A rapist has been jailed for five years after he attacked a mother just yards from her sleeping child.
Kent Speedway have written off hopes of competing in the Championship next season with their future at Central Park still in doubt.
Two people have been arrested and a man remains in hospital after police were called to fight in a town centre.
A town's heritage museum has been given a £10,000 lifeline to help support it over the next few years.
Urgent action needs to be taken to make a new road layout safer before there is a serious accident, a councillor and residents have warned.
By day, dad Stacey Dighton has a 'sensible' job as a procurement director. But when he's at home he has created a supernatural world of murder.
Sittingbourne assistant manager Darren Pont credits the computer game Fifa with helping today’s players become more tactically aware.
Pumpkin-picking families complained they were charged £1.50 to walk in a muddy field full of rotten vegetables. But others say they left it too late.
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