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âHe had so much more life to liveâ: Teacher, 58, died after hospital failures (opens the original)
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A coroner has warned further lives may be at risk after a hospital trustâs failures contributed to the death of a much-loved teacher. Father-of-two Nick Hales, who taught science and maths at Ursuline College in Westgate-on-Sea, had been receiving treatment for a blood condition associated with dangerously low platelet levels. But the 58-year-old was found by his wife unconscious and critically unwell at his flat before being rushed to the QEQM Hospital in Margate, where scans later showed he
Firefighters called to tackle council bin lorry fire (opens the original)
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Firefighters were called to tackle flames and smoke after they started billowing out of a council bin lorry. Crews were called to Snodhurst Avenue in Walderslade to put out the blaze in the Medway Council vehicle around 9.45am today. Two fire engines were at the scene until just before 1.30pm. A Kent Fire and Rescue spokesperson confirmed no injuries were reported, and the cause of the of the fire is not yet known. David Kinslow, 79, watching the fire service response. He said: âIt has been bu
Long delays on M2 after trailer jack-knifes across carriageway (opens the original)
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There have been long delays on the M2 following a crash which left a car with a trailer jack-knifed across the carriageway. Traffic was building on the coastbound stretch between Junction 5 for the Stockbury roundabout and Sittingbourne and Junction 6 for Faversham. One driver commenting on social media said: âI am currently stuck in it and can tell you no lanes are open. They have closed the road.â National Highways said traffic had been held since 9am after the collision, which involved a
Road shut amid concerns over pubâs âunsafe roofâ (opens the original)
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Highways bosses have sealed off a road amid repairs to an unsafe pub roof which they claim is âliable to collapseâ. Ware Street and The Street in Bearsted, near Maidstone, are closed due to safety fears surrounding the White Horse. Kent Highways said in an incident report issued to the press this afternoon the route is closed between the junctions of Thurnham Lane and Yeoman Lane for âsafety to the publicâ due to ârepairs at the White Horse pub having an unsafe roof, liable to collapse
Nightclub boss reveals âpainfulâ losses as venue reopens after lengthy closure (opens the original)
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A nightclub owner says it will take years to claw back her losses after a devastating fire next door forced her venue to close for six months. Louise Jones-Roberts, who runs Tokyo Tea Rooms in Canterbury, was locked out of the nightclub after a huge blaze tore through the former Odeon cinema on Valentine's Day. But after six frustrating months on the sidelines, the venue is finally reopening today for a sold-out Indie Rock Night event. The inferno ripped through the derelict building, leaving it
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