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- Sep 3, 2026
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Highly rated Kent restaurant suddenly shuts after âdifficult yearâ (opens the original)
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A popular and highly rated seaside restaurant has suddenly closed after a âdifficult yearâ. Family-owned Twenty Seven Harbour Street in Broadstairs has gained a 4.8 out of 5 score on Tripadvisor, serving up small plates with an emphasis on seafood. However, the owners have now announced that the venue, located at Viking Bay, has closed with immediate effect following a âgreat deal of thoughtâ. A statement read: âAs some of you will know, this past year has been a particularly difficult
TG Jones announces closure of second Kent store (opens the original)
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A second TG Jones in Kent is confirmed to be closing. The shop, formerly known as WH Smith, will leave Hythe High Street in October as part of the chainâs restructuring process. Yellow signs have been displayed in the storeâs window announcing a closing-down sale. Hythe is one of many stores set to close across the country, with the retailer shutting about 150 shops in total after securing court approval for a major restructure. The company, according to its lawyers, faced an £8 million sho
âWeâve had people in tearsâ: Sadness as much-loved seaside gift shop closes after 55 years (opens the original)
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A much-loved seaside gift shop has closed its doors for the final time after more than five decades in business, leaving some customers in tears. The Shell Shop in Folkestone harbour was launched by Pam and Roger Richards in 1971 - and was taken over by Jane and Graeme Ashton almost 25 years ago. The store - which sold souvenirs, childrenâs toys and beach gear - shut for good on Wednesday. Mrs Ashton, 63, told KentOnline: âThis has been a huge part of our lives; we arrived with our children
End of era as landlady bids farewell to high street pub after almost four decades (opens the original)
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A landlady is set to bid farewell to her high street pub after almost four decades at the helm - marking the end of an era. Elaine Jenkins and husband Gary Jenkins took over The Royal Cheriton in Folkestone in October 1989. The couple had moved from Londonâs East End and made it their mission to turn the venue into a âtrue localâs pubâ where customers were greeted by name. In January 2023, Mr Jenkins died following a battle with cancer, leaving Mrs Jenkins to run the venue alongside daug
Homes evacuated and bomb disposal team called due to suspicious package (opens the original)
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Homes were evacuated and a bomb disposal team called out after a suspicious package was discovered. Police sealed off Wharf Road in Tovil, Maidstone, at about 5pm. The Tovil Bridge and a public footpath at the Elaineâs Fairy Garden attraction were also shut off. Witnesses said three police vehicles and four police officers had been in the area since 5pm. But in an update just before 9pm, a police spokesman confirmed the package âwas found to pose no risk to public safetyâ. âIt was seized
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