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EXCLUSIVE: Locals are now 'afraid to leave their homes' as their family town sees more and more crimes normally only seen in a big city
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EXCLUSIVE: Locals are now 'afraid to leave their homes' as their family town sees more and more crimes normally only seen in a big city
In a trip that 'transports you back to a bygone era', Jo Kessel travels from London towards the South Coast on a heritage train hauled by an 80-year-old engine named Braunton.
In the autumn of 2013 my husband and I moved to the wilds of East Kent from the suburbs of south London. We left because we wanted all the cliches every jaded Londoner wants: clear skies at night, a soundtrack of birdsong instead of sirens and a house that could accommodate a proper dining table as opposed to one of those origami ones that looks half table half, half Southern Rail drinks trolley. We also left because age had made us deeply unsociable creatures. A place where we didn’t have to see another living soul then seemed like paradise on earth.
The CEO of Cornish Lithium says he is confident about the company's future saying it is very much here for the long game.