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Dog walkers are calling for action after seeing a once-beautiful and secluded section of coastline used as a dump for human faeces and building waste.
Two dads who started flipping burgers in their back garden before selling them at festivals are expanding the business to a popular pub.
Walkers who got stuck in mud on trip from London to Sheppey and off-road bikers among those fined for Covid lockdown breaches | Updated: 15:58, 02 March 2021 The pair got stuck on Sunday afternoon off Jetty Road, Warden Bay, Sheppey, in clay and mud deposits well-known by locals. Couple pulled from mud Couple fined Ironically, the area is made of what is formally called London Clay - geological deposits popular with fossil hunters. In bitterly cold conditions crews worked to free the 23-year-old woman and 30-year-old man who had travelled to the location to go for a walk. They were chec...
Crews rescue walkers stuck in mud at Warden Bay on the Isle of Sheppey | This is the moment a walker was pulled from mud in a dramatic rescue operation. Two fire engines, a fire truck, and two ambulance incident response vans headed to the cliffs at Warden Bay on the Isle of Sheppey, after ramblers got stuck. Watch the moment a walker was pulled out of the mud. The walkers have been handed into the care of ambulance teams. Picture: Dr Paula Owens The pair were passed into the care of the ambulance service to be checked over before making their own way home.
Flood warnings issued for parts of Kent | Flood warnings and alerts have been issued this afternoon as rain continued across the county. Two flood warnings - where flooding is expected and immediate action is required - and 18 alerts - where flooding is possible - are in place for various parts of Kent. Flood warnings and alerts are in place. Stock photo A warning has been issued by the Environment Agency for The River Stour at Grove Ferry and Plucks Gutter, near Sarre. A statement said: "Following several days of sustained rainfall the peak river level is making its way down through the ...