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Leading English winemaker reveals plans to expand operations in Kent (opens the original)
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Check the latest public notices in your area - planning, roads and licensing A leading winemaker is forging ahead with a scheme to expand operations and production at its Kent plant. Defined Wine has submitted detailed plans for the development at the Canterbury Business Park at Highland Court Farm near Bridge. The site neighbours the location where Tenterden-based Chapel Down had planned to build a huge new £32 million new winery. But the company pulled out last year despite getting permission
Popular festival branded 'best ever' boosted town by £3m (opens the original)
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Faversham Hop Festival provided a £3 million boost to the local economy over the weekend, organisers say. The hugely popular event brought tens of thousands of people into the town for the two-day celebration of beer, food and music. âIt was the best Iâve known for a long time,â said festival chairman Josh Rowlands. âFor the first time, we sold out of all 2,000 programmes.â The event, which dates back to 1990, now costs £100,000 to put on, but businesses in the town benefit hugely fr
Future in doubt for one of Kentâs biggest antiques centres as £750,000 sale looms (opens the original)
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Doubt hangs over the future of one of East Kentâs biggest and most popular antiques centres after the owners decided to put the building up for sale. Briggsys Emporium has been run by a father-and-son team for five years in a former historic picture house in Herne Bay, one of the townâs most iconic buildings. It is an Aladdinâs cave of thousands of antiques, collectables and film memorabilia sold by dealers across more than 15,000 sq ft of floor space, from tiny China cups to a 17ft model
âWe couldnât bear to lose our pub - so we bought itâ (opens the original)
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Villagers across Kent have refused to let their local pubs disappear, raising hundreds of thousands of pounds to save them from closure. From historic inns to Covid-hit businesses, these are the communities fighting to keep their village institutions alive. âThereâs been a few bumps in the roadâ, admits Jon Scatchard, as he reflects on the challenging journey he and other campaigners travelled to keep their village pub open. He was among a group of passionate supporters of the 14th century
Sadness as one of Kentâs oldest sub-post offices to shut after 180 years (opens the original)
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One of Kentâs oldest village sub post offices is to shut next month, ending almost 180 years of service. A combination of circumstances is bringing about the closure of Chilham Post Office, which is believed to have first opened in 1850. Postmaster Peter Higgs, who has run the operation since 2011, says the decision has effectively been taken out of his hands because of the sale of the freehold of the building. The current post office and shop operate from what used to be a sorting office atta
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