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6 days ago |
kentonline.co.uk | James Pallant
The firm says 30% of the homes will also be classed as affordable. “The development will create up to 300 dwellings and associated public open space, which provides a choice of housing to meet the needs of the area, whilst respecting and enhancing the site’s environmental assets,” it says. But the bid has disgruntled Bekesbourne villagers, with 328 letters warning of the potential negative impacts.
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1 week ago |
kentonline.co.uk | James Pallant
Additional reporting by Millie BowlesShocking images of two men running past a home with a large machete have been released as police continue to hunt for the indiviudals. Officers were called to St Augustine's Road in Deal following reports of a man disposing of a knife. CCTV footage shows a man dressed in a black tracksuit dash past a house on the road with what appears to be a machete in his right hand just after 3.30 on Friday.
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1 week ago |
kentonline.co.uk | James Pallant
Plans have been lodged for new padel courts, as the trendy sport continues to sweep across the county. Often described as a hybrid between tennis and squash, padel has been gaining popularity in the past few years with new play areas opening all over Kent. Now, Sandwich is getting in on the game as a bid for three new courts at the town’s tennis club is set to go before Dover District Council (DDC).
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1 week ago |
mykentfamily.co.uk | James Pallant
Reporting by Imogen HowseA Kent history teacher is cycling 18,000 miles around the world to raise money for a children’s hospital which treated a pupil at his school. Jacob Zintel-Warner, from Folkestone, set off from Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London on April 4, 2024 - and is hoping to arrive back there to complete his journey by August.
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2 weeks ago |
kentonline.co.uk | James Pallant
As the last few of this year’s London Marathon runners complete the gruelling circuit, we take a look at how some of the participants from Kent have fared in the race…The overall winner of this year’s race was Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe, who finished with a lightening-fast time of 02:02:27. But among a handful of Kent and Medway charity runners, the first to cross the line was Jamie Botten from Wainscott, who raised more than £6,500 for Against Breast Cancer.
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