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Boris Johnson narrowly escapes drone attack - as Russia accused of 'escalation'Boris Johnson has been caught up in a security scare after a train behind the one he was travelling in was hit by a Russian drone in Ukraine.
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Threat of AI 'catastrophe any day now' - as tech giants pledge to actA scientist has warned that artificial intelligence could "any day now create a catastrophe" and "needs to be tackled more urgently" than climate change.
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Police release images of six men after anti-migrant protest in PortsmouthPolice have released images of six men a week after an anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth in which officers were injured and vehicles were damaged.
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Goal that led to Man Utd's derby defeat by City was VAR 'error', referees admitRefereeing body Pro Ref has admitted an error after VAR awarded Manchester City their winning goal during Sunday's Manchester derby.
Schedule
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SFM Through The NightMidnight - 5:00am
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Early Breakfast with Phil Still5:00am - 7:00am
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Sam Gillham's Breakfast Show7:00am - 10:00am
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Angela Maybourne's Golden Year with ELS10:00am - 11:00am
Local News
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Government Sets New Date For Highsted Park DecisionThe Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government Angela Rayner, who holds strategic oversight for planning policy in the UK, has delayed a decision on the two major Highsted Park planning applications, saying more time is needed to consider the detailed evidence submitted by all parties.
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Local MPs Split In Legalising Assisted DyingOur two local MP's, Kevin McKenna (Sittingbourne & Sheppey - Labour) and Helen Whately (Faversham & Mid Kent - Conservative) voted differently in yesterday's (Friday 11th September) House Of Commons Debate on proposals to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales.
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Police Dog Tracks Down Suspected Motorbike ThiefA police dog has assisted officers in tracking down a suspected motorbike thief minutes after the report was made in Sittingbourne on Friday (4th September).
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Jobs At Risk At DS Smith Kemsley Paper MillWorkers at the UK's largest paper mill, DS Smith in Kemsley, are facing potential redundancies following proposals to shut down one of the machines based there.
What's on
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Citizen's Advice Swale - Drop In Session
A drop-in designed for local residents to speak to advisers face-to-face, without the need for an appointment needed. Alternatively you can always call the CAB ...
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Monday Coffee Morning
Join Diversity House for their Coffee morning every Monday. Open to all.
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Mindful Mondays
A chance to pop in and meet other people promoting wellbeing in mind, body and soul. There is NO charge and all materials and tuition will be provided. You are ...
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Grief Support Circle
Piece Of Wellness present a friendly, compassionate circle offering a safe and welcoming space for anyone experiencing loss. You are not alone - and you'll be h...
at Iwade Barn
Sittingbourne Weather
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25°C
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TueHeavy rain shower
22°C
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Wed
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20°C
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ThuLight rain
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News from Sittingbourne.me
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Sittingbourne Carnival 2026: Bigger, Brighter and Better Than Ever
The Sittingbourne and District Carnival and Court Association has created something of a monster — but thankfully, it’s a monster the town has embraced.
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KCC Plans to Sell Off Public Open Space at Riddles Road – But Where Was the Public Consultation?
Kent County Council (KCC) has issued a notice on its website stating that it intends to dispose of public open space land at Riddles Road, Borden, Sittingbourne.
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Solar panels cut council's electricity bill in half, saving the taxpayer £9,000 in less than four months
More than 200 solar panels installed on the roof of Swale House have cut the building's energy bill by 55% between late March and June 2026.
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To get your event on 106.9 SFM and on our website please email: events@sfmradio.com. You'll then hear it On Air with our Events File throughout daytime programming and also in our What's On section (on the left of this panel) on our main website page.