Folkestone and Hythe News

Leak at Dungeness B Power Station

The BBC have reported that fire and rescue crews were sent to Dungeness B nuclear power station in Shepway, Kent. The station was evacuated after a carbon dioxide leak, but Kent Fire and Rescue Service said it was a precaution and the incident was minor.

11 Sep 2007
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Lib Dem logo bird projected on blockwork

Kent Trading Standards Warning on OFT Phone Scam

Kent Trading Standards has been made aware of a scam involving consumers being telephoned by people alleging to be from the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) asking for personal and financial information. This includes asking for bank account details in order for the OFT "to reclaim bank charges on behalf of consumers".

5 Sep 2007
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Some of the Lib Dem team including Peter Carroll and Tim Prater on the Cheriton Rec site after the gardening day

Guerrilla Gardening: Lib Dem Team Clean Up Cheriton Rec Land Threatened by Shepway Council

An action day in Cheriton, Folkestone on Sunday 2 September saw Lib Dem Councillors and others battling to bring part of Cheriton Rec back to its best after months of neglect by Shepway Council. The area of park between Weymouth Road and the Cheriton Bowls club has been un-cut for months, and Shepway Council have now submitted a planning application to build 6 houses on the site.

3 Sep 2007
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Fruit machines in an amusement arcade

Matthews Backs Objections to Hythe Amusement Arcade

Hythe Campaigner Neil Matthews has welcomed a decision by Conservative Hythe Town Council to recommend the refusal to Shepway District Council's planning department of a planning application for an Amusement Arcade for Hythe High Street.

28 Aug 2007
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