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  • Plan 'puts homes in wrong place'

    By Canterbury Times at 08:00 on 17/05/13
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    PLANS to concrete over farmland to build 4,000 new homes in Canterbury are "undeliverable", according to opponents. At the first public discussion of the district's draft local plan – a blueprint for all future development until 2031 – Lib Dem Nick Eden-Green said the proposal for south Canterbury was in the wrong place and would not work. Mr Eden-Green, who was part of the group involved with putting the...
  • Project urges people to go wild about creativity

    By Canterbury Times at 08:00 on 17/05/13
    WILD SIDE: The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Canterbury take photos of the beauty spot  GIBG20130505E-005_C
    A PROJECT has been launched to encourage residents to explore the district's beauty spots through photography, art and creative writing. Wild Sites on Your Doorstep is an initiative run by The Kentish Stour Countryside Partnership, which aims to help people discover landscapes and wildlife in the Stour Valley. The team, which includes photographers, artists and writers, will be running free activities and events at nature reserves,...
  • 'I was so isolated before Lily'

    By Canterbury Times at 08:00 on 17/05/13
    PARTNERS:  Alexia   with Lily
    BEFORE she met guide dog Lily, Alexia Griffiths Rayson had never been out unaccompanied. Her mother had to tag along when she went to teenage gatherings with her friends because she could not go anywhere by herself. But since developing a partnership with Lily, the 21-year-old student has travelled the country without needing any help at all. Alexia, who has been blind since birth because of a rare condition called Alstroms...
  • Whitstable tattoo artist sculpts costumes for horror movie

    By Whitstable Times at 08:00 on 16/05/13
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    A TATTOO and make-up artist who grew up in Whitstable regularly saying hello to Hammer horror star Peter Cushing, is set to see his own work on the big screen. David Foxley, who works with clay, latex foam and silicon gel, has sculpted a monster costume for slick-looking horror thriller feature Pounce. It is the story of a group of journalists who are investigating the launch of a new aircraft at a military base when something...
  • Tribute to Whitstable's George Mist

    By Whitstable Times at 08:00 on 16/05/13
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    THE founder of the popular George's Mini Market in the High Street has died aged 90. George Mist passed away on Good Friday, leaving his legacy in the hands of his granddaughter Lucy Eason, who runs the shop. In his long life, the entrepreneur met Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby and Sammy Davis Jnr and other Rat Pack stars as a floor manager at the London Palladium. He also served in the RAF in India and Japan. He set up George's Mini...

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