July 30th, 2010
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post by Tony Beachcomber that originally
appeared at Thanet coast life.
Following yesterday’s posting on pre Euro coins hoarded away this side of the channel, I thought I will give pre Euro banknotes a mention.Following the switch over by some European Union member states to the Euro the banknotes issued by the central ba…
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July 30th, 2010
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post by Jane that originally
appeared at Jane's journal.
Have been out in the garden taking cuttings of geraniums and fuschias. Hopefully I will have a lot of new plants without having to spend anything. Ian mowed the lawn and we tidied up the hanging baskets. We’ve also picked some more courgettes and no…
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July 30th, 2010
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post by Captain Dog that originally
appeared at Captain Dog's World Of Love.
The Yomp was a lovely affair. The weather was kind, not too hot. We started at 10:10 and finished about 18:30 (I think) – not bad considering there were stops at The Bell and The Belle Vue. My legs still function correctly so no damage done. Margate be…
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July 30th, 2010
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post by Michael Child that originally
appeared at thanetonline.
As you see from the picture above (click on it to enlarge) the situation outside the bookshop was pretty dire, I took the picture before I swept the pavement when opened this morning at 9.30.You would think this was something to do with poor road sweep…
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July 30th, 2010
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post by Richard Eastcliff that originally
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This just in here at the big ECR newsroom… the loudest planes to use Chas ‘n’ Dave Tracey Emin Margate Manston RAF International Airport have been banned from Belgian airspace for safety reasons!The ban on Meridian Airways, which operates the ancien…
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July 30th, 2010
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post by Dylan Wrathall that originally
appeared at The Dumpton Non-conformist.
The bank of Buddleia (I’ve been mis-spelling it for ages – spell checker didn’t highlight the need for double d!) has proven to be a very good draw for passing insects. Today I have recorded 8 species of butterfly, nearly half of the tally I have seen …
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July 30th, 2010
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post by Michael Child that originally
appeared at Thanet Press Releases.
COUNCILLORS AND RESIDENTS APPALLEDBY SERIOUS OMISSIONS IN REPORT(that proposes ‘gifting’ 1300+ sq mtrs of open green space to a housing group for building development)Local residents met with Cliftonville West councillors Linda Aldred, Doug Clark and C…
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July 30th, 2010
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post by Michael Child that originally
appeared at Thanet Press Releases.
A summer of seashore safaris is underway along the Thanet coastline, where you can find out about the creatures that lurk in our rockpools.All the sessions are free and are suitable for 4 to 14 year olds, but are great for the whole family to join in w…
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July 30th, 2010
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post by Michael Child that originally
appeared at Thanet Press Releases.
A former Margate man has been given a 100 hour Community Punishment Order, after admitting benefit fraud that netted him more than £2,500.Gary Polok (34), of Bybrook Road, Kennington, Ashford failed to inform the council that he had moved out of Marwe…
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July 30th, 2010
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A new planning application, for the former Warren Court Hotel and the adjacent land in Dalby Square, has been received by Thanet District Council.The application sets out plans for 12 three-bed houses and the conversion, including the retention of the …
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