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- Sep 29, 2026
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âIf I hadn't been testing my fishtank I'd never have known my water is potentially toxicâ (opens the original)
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A tropical fish enthusiast said he was âshockedâ to find the tap water in his aquarium contained a potentially toxic level of nitrates. Plasterer Daniel Fisher used a home testing kit to check the chemical in the tank which is now home to his eight Oranda goldfish. After changing the water and it did not decrease, he took a sample from his kitchen tap and was disturbed to see it was the same level - 40mg/L. The first legal standard for nitrate was set in 1980 and the current drinking limit i
âThereâs more work to doâ: Primary school remains in special measures despite improvements (opens the original)
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A school which was plunged into special measures after staff âphysically intervenedâ with pupils has now met safeguarding standards. But despite making improvements Wayfield Primary in Chatham is still falling short in key areas, including attendance and behaviour, curriculum and teaching and leadership. Ofsted inspectors have returned to check up on performance after publishing a damning report at the end of last year. At the time, an education expert described its findings as the "most sho
âIt should be a landmark not a liabilityâ: Townâs âworst eyesoreâ could become luxury flats again (opens the original)
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Check the latest public notices in your area - planning, roads and licensing The chequered history of a dilapidated old factory, branded as a townâs worst eyesore, has taken yet another turn. Earlier this year, after a bitter legal wrangle, KentOnline reported on plans to demolish Spembly Works in Chatham town centre, largely regarded as a blot on the landscape. But now a mystery investor has emerged who wants to spend up to £4million transforming the 1950s building into luxury apartments boa
âOur heroes deserve moreâ: Familyâs fight for better boxing aftercare after âloveableâ champâs death (opens the original)
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Boxer Jimmy Revie battled long and hard in the ring to clinch the UK Featherweight and Commonwealth Champion titles. But little did he know that decades later, after hanging up his gloves, his real fight would begin. The veteran 79-year-old sportsman passed away from Alzheimerâs earlier this month after being diagnosed with the incurable disease four years ago. It would seem that years of being brutally battered on the ropes with little or no protection had taken its toll. But unlike other tou
Special needs school teacher banned from classroom for lying about qualifications (opens the original)
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A teacher who lied about his qualifications and falsified a signature has been banned from the classroom. Thomas Furnell gave false information, including that he had a first-class honours degree obtained from the Open University, while working at the former Trinity School and College in Rochester. He also falsified a signature on a document claiming he had qualified from senior leadership to headship status. The Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) found that the 36-year-old acted dishonestly while
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