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Reece Prestedge believes the management team at Sittingbourne have brought out the best in each other.
A wildlife charity has been left “shocked and concerned” after a planning inquiry for thousands of homes claimed it had its support.
A stark warning has been given to dog owners after several trees in local parks had their bark removed.
The closure of a busy route has sparked “absolute carnage” as emergency drainage repairs are carried out.
A man charged with attempted murder following a stabbing in more than two years ago will stand trial.
A brand-new loo has been unveiled and £15k of funding has been secured for further improvements at a park.
Greyhound trainer Paul Donovan’s runner Hopes Kitty could make a notable breakthrough at Central Park this weekend.
Drivers faced long delays after a crash involving four vehicles on the M2.
A scaffolder who threatened to rape and kill his ex-partner in a string of “deeply abhorrent” messages has avoided jail.
Measures have been installed to prevent “selfish” fly-tippers from regularly dumping waste near a park.
Commuters faced heavy delays this morning after crashes on both directions of a busy motorway.
The Isthmian South East title fight goes on for Sittingbourne manager Ryan Maxwell and his players.
A mum says her daughter was just moments away from being crushed after a car smashed into a line of parked vehicles.
A dog found with severe head injuries requiring life-saving surgery has received a huge mountain of donated presents to help his recovery.
A major flood prevention scheme has been welcomed by residents affected by torrential downpours.
A school is celebrating after receiving its latest Ofsted report.
A Roman sculpture which was found on a development site had its head and right hand chopped off in a “ritual”, a new study has uncovered.
A sprawling wetland site home to an array of birds is on the market for £655,000.
With three in five small museums fearing closure this year amid rising costs and falling visitor numbers, are we at risk of losing our heritage?
A village which residents fear is “already becoming a town” is set for a population boom due to major house building plans.
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