A total of 26 young people have battled it out in the sunshine to be crowned Sport 4 NRG Football World Cup champions.
The event took place at Margate five-a-side pitches on Tuesday (6 April), copying the same format as the official World Cup football tournament.
There were four mixed age/gender teams who represented the national football teams of Mexico, South Africa, Uruguay and France.
The teams played small sided matches against each other, as well as a penalty shoot-out. They also took part in a cross bar challenge, where they had to kick the ball from the half-way line and hopefully hit the cross-bar. The overall winners were Mexico.
Run by Thanet District Council, Sport 4 NRG aims to provide sporting opportunities for young people in Thanet to keep them occupied throughout the year. Over holiday periods, the team aims to put on more activities, such as the NRG Football World Cup to give them something to look forward to during their break.
Aaron Beech, from Sport 4 NRG, said: ''The main aim of these holiday sessions are to provide young people with a chance to participate in sporting activities to prevent boredom. With it being the football World Cup in just two months time, we thought why not stage our own World Cup tournament? It was a great day and the feedback we received from the players was very positive. I have to say a massive well done to all the players that attended and also congratulations to the overall winners Mexico, although hopefully it won't turn out like that in the official World Cup this summer.''
The Sport 4 NRG team is running different activities throughout the Easter holidays, including Easter Blast, where they will have their infamous inflatable football pitch, as well as other activities such as volleyball, Ultimate Frisbee and Street Dance.
To find out more about Sport 4 NRG and their Easter activities call 01843 577032 or 07770 828582.
Friday, 9 April 2010
Lord Pendry backs Ladyman in South Thanet
Lord Pendry backs Ladyman in South ThanetLord Pendry, who was born in Broadstairs and raised in Ramsgate has given his backing to Stephen Ladyman in South Thanet. Lord Pendry will be coming to the constituency to help in the campaign.Stephen Ladyman said:"It is kind of Tom to back my campaign. I look forward to him joining me on the campaign trail. He was a great MP and is well known locally.""I also have the support of a former Liberal MP, Bill Pitt, who now lives in Broadstairs and who is encouraging Liberal Democrats not to waste their vote on the Liberal Democrat candidate but to vote Labour instead. This is a two horse race in South Thanet and the Liberal Democrats cannot win."Lord Pendry's press release reads ...Local born Lord Tom Pendry returns to help Dr. Stephen Ladyman.Lord Tom Pendry born in Broadstairs and reared in Ramsgate is returning to Thanet to assist in Dr Stephen Ladyman’s campaign.Lord Pendry who went to school locally played for Ramsgate and Kent School boys’ at football and is currently the President of Ramsgate Football Club. In his lengthy period as a parliamentarian Lord Pendry has served as a Minister in two Labour governments and Shadow minister for sport and Tourism under the late John Smith and Tony Blair for five years before entering the House of Lords.Lord Pendry stated that, “the reason for me coming to my roots is that I believe Stephen Ladyman is one of the most outstanding politicians of recent years and has impressed parliamentarians of every persuasion for his work as a former minister in the Department of Transport. From my many visits to Thanet I also know how hard he has worked and how well he is regarded by the people in Thanet South”.
GIVE YOUR VIEWS ON SUMMARY OF ACCOUNTS
Do you feel you know where your Council Tax is spent? Local people now have the chance to give their views about how the council gives them that information.
This year's Summary of Accounts survey is now available online at www.thanet.gov.uk or at local libraries or Thanet's Gateway Plus. It looks at the council's annual Summary of Accounts, which is published at the end of each year in the council's magazine, Thanet Matters.
The aim is to find out if the information is easy to understand and whether it is interesting. It also asks questions about how the information is presented, whether it shows clearly where people's Council Tax is spent and whether it is written in plain English.
Surveys can either be completed on the council's website or can be returned free of charge to Communications, FREEPOST SEA 8273, Thanet District Council, PO Box 9, Cecil Street, Margate CT9 1XZ. All surveys need to be returned by Friday 14 May.
This year's Summary of Accounts survey is now available online at www.thanet.gov.uk or at local libraries or Thanet's Gateway Plus. It looks at the council's annual Summary of Accounts, which is published at the end of each year in the council's magazine, Thanet Matters.
The aim is to find out if the information is easy to understand and whether it is interesting. It also asks questions about how the information is presented, whether it shows clearly where people's Council Tax is spent and whether it is written in plain English.
Surveys can either be completed on the council's website or can be returned free of charge to Communications, FREEPOST SEA 8273, Thanet District Council, PO Box 9, Cecil Street, Margate CT9 1XZ. All surveys need to be returned by Friday 14 May.
Saving Jobs in South Thanet, Sandwich and our Villages
Do you work for a small company? Do you have a small company? Are you a freelancer or self employed?
Then the Conservatives will help you to make your job more secure; not penalise you for employing more people if you run a company; and stop the self employed being hit hardest. “The Labour Government’s proposals to increase National Insurance is madness. This will put jobs at risk and most certainly put a break on small businesses employing new staff. Having run my own business I know that any change in the cost of employment seriously deters you from taking on more people,” said Laura who spent over 15 years running her own company. “
In South Thanet and Sandwich with over 75% of people in the private sector employed by small businesses, any tax on jobs either to be borne by the employer or the employee, will put our much needed recovery back.
7 out of 10 low income employees across South Thanet will benefit as we will not be imposing the increase in National Insurance that the Government is insisting on doing next year. In addition our small businesses who already struggle to take on more staff will not have to find even more money to employ their existing employees.
“I have also been very concerned about how the Labour Government has seen the self employed as an easy target for taxation. So a Conservative Government would undertake a fundamental review of small business taxation matters, including IR35. We would mandate the new Office of Tax Simplification to conduct this review, with the aim of creating a comprehensive and lasting regime.
Our aim would be to create a clearer, stable and lasting tax regime for the self employed and small businesses. This review is part of a wider Conservative aim to free enterprise and small business across the UK.
“We’re fighting this election for the Great Ignored. They start businesses, operate factories, teach our children, clean the streets, grow our food and keep us healthy - keep us safe. They work hard, pay their taxes, obey the law. And the small business, the employee of the small business and the self employed have been penalised more than most over the last 13 years”
Then the Conservatives will help you to make your job more secure; not penalise you for employing more people if you run a company; and stop the self employed being hit hardest. “The Labour Government’s proposals to increase National Insurance is madness. This will put jobs at risk and most certainly put a break on small businesses employing new staff. Having run my own business I know that any change in the cost of employment seriously deters you from taking on more people,” said Laura who spent over 15 years running her own company. “
In South Thanet and Sandwich with over 75% of people in the private sector employed by small businesses, any tax on jobs either to be borne by the employer or the employee, will put our much needed recovery back.
7 out of 10 low income employees across South Thanet will benefit as we will not be imposing the increase in National Insurance that the Government is insisting on doing next year. In addition our small businesses who already struggle to take on more staff will not have to find even more money to employ their existing employees.
“I have also been very concerned about how the Labour Government has seen the self employed as an easy target for taxation. So a Conservative Government would undertake a fundamental review of small business taxation matters, including IR35. We would mandate the new Office of Tax Simplification to conduct this review, with the aim of creating a comprehensive and lasting regime.
Our aim would be to create a clearer, stable and lasting tax regime for the self employed and small businesses. This review is part of a wider Conservative aim to free enterprise and small business across the UK.
“We’re fighting this election for the Great Ignored. They start businesses, operate factories, teach our children, clean the streets, grow our food and keep us healthy - keep us safe. They work hard, pay their taxes, obey the law. And the small business, the employee of the small business and the self employed have been penalised more than most over the last 13 years”
Wednesday, 7 April 2010
ILLEGAL LATE NIGHT TRADING COSTS MARGATE MAN
Illegal late night trading has cost a Margate man dearly, after he was handed a fine for selling hot food illegally from a takeaway in Cliftonville.
A licensing officer from Thanet District Council visited the premises of Roma Pizza and Ming Chinese Takeaway in Northdown Road early in January. He asked the person working in there about the opening hours of the business and was told that they were open until 1am. The licensing officer advised the man that they did not have a premises licence and that, therefore, hot food and drink could not be served after 11pm.
A few days later, licensing officers from the council were out on enforcement duties and parked near the premises. They saw the lights were still on and the front door was open at 11.30pm.
After seeing a man come out of the takeaway with a bag, they spoke to him and he showed them a receipt timed at 11.22pm, with an address in Margate and pizza details, totalling £12. The bag contained pizzas.
They then went into the takeaway and spoke to the person behind the counter and advised him that he was supplying hot food illegally after 11pm. When asked why he was still open, the man replied that they were cleaning up and would then shut the shop up. Two men were seen working in the kitchen and an inspection confirmed that the oven was still hot.
Ahmed Shah (34) from Wellesley Road, Margate, who was in charge at the time of the visit, was fined £750 and ordered to pay costs of £150 and a victim surcharge of £15.
A licensing officer from Thanet District Council visited the premises of Roma Pizza and Ming Chinese Takeaway in Northdown Road early in January. He asked the person working in there about the opening hours of the business and was told that they were open until 1am. The licensing officer advised the man that they did not have a premises licence and that, therefore, hot food and drink could not be served after 11pm.
A few days later, licensing officers from the council were out on enforcement duties and parked near the premises. They saw the lights were still on and the front door was open at 11.30pm.
After seeing a man come out of the takeaway with a bag, they spoke to him and he showed them a receipt timed at 11.22pm, with an address in Margate and pizza details, totalling £12. The bag contained pizzas.
They then went into the takeaway and spoke to the person behind the counter and advised him that he was supplying hot food illegally after 11pm. When asked why he was still open, the man replied that they were cleaning up and would then shut the shop up. Two men were seen working in the kitchen and an inspection confirmed that the oven was still hot.
Ahmed Shah (34) from Wellesley Road, Margate, who was in charge at the time of the visit, was fined £750 and ordered to pay costs of £150 and a victim surcharge of £15.
NOISY TIMES TO CELEBRATE NOISE ACTION DAY
Young people in Thanet can be noisy for a good reason later this month (April), as Thanet District Council celebrates Noise Action Day.
The council's Environmental Protection Team will be in Asda on Tuesday 27 April between 9.30am and 4.00pm, getting children to shout into a noise monitor as loudly as they can. The loudest will then win a prize.
Last year's winner was nine year old Jack Ralf, who managed to shout at 106.5 decibels, which is the equivalent of a football crowd.
The team will also be handing out information about what people can do if they have a problem with noisy neighbours and will be explaining about the other issues they deal with, including air pollution, high garden hedges and light pollution.
Environmental Protection Manager, Penny Button, said: "Noise Action Day is a fun way to allow us to highlight what can be a serious problem for many people in Thanet. Many people suffer issues with noise, perhaps from nearby businesses or their neighbours and Noise Action Day gives us the chance to highlight the help that's available to them. The council's Environmental Health team can help, not only with noise, but also with other problems that affect people's lives, such as air pollution, pest problems and blocked drains."
The council's Environmental Protection Team will be in Asda on Tuesday 27 April between 9.30am and 4.00pm, getting children to shout into a noise monitor as loudly as they can. The loudest will then win a prize.
Last year's winner was nine year old Jack Ralf, who managed to shout at 106.5 decibels, which is the equivalent of a football crowd.
The team will also be handing out information about what people can do if they have a problem with noisy neighbours and will be explaining about the other issues they deal with, including air pollution, high garden hedges and light pollution.
Environmental Protection Manager, Penny Button, said: "Noise Action Day is a fun way to allow us to highlight what can be a serious problem for many people in Thanet. Many people suffer issues with noise, perhaps from nearby businesses or their neighbours and Noise Action Day gives us the chance to highlight the help that's available to them. The council's Environmental Health team can help, not only with noise, but also with other problems that affect people's lives, such as air pollution, pest problems and blocked drains."
GRANTS TO HELP FILL UP EMPTY SHOPS
People setting up new businesses or wanting to move their businesses only have another few weeks to apply for grants to move into vacant shops in the centres of Margate and Ramsgate.
Grants of up to £2,500 are available from Thanet District Council, as part of a funding programme, which aims to boost town centres and bring empty shops back into use.
The Business Support Grants are available to people who want to set up in a shop that has been empty for at least a month and they will need to have a sound plan and be open to the public.
Grants can be used to fund a number of things, including the fit-out of the premises, buying assets such as equipment, and cleaning and decorating the premises. However, the money cannot be used for day to day management or administration costs and will be aimed at specific business types.
Support is not available to high street chains or if public funding has already been used to refurbish the empty unit.
Louise Askew, Economic Development Officer, said: "This money is all about bringing some of the empty shops in Margate and Ramsgate back into use. It's a great opportunity for anyone wanting to set up a new business or perhaps move an existing business to get a high profile unit in the centre of one of the two towns. This money aims to give small businesses a major boost and help to bring new life back into our town centres."
Applications have to be made before any work starts and forms are available at http://www.thanet.gov.uk/business.aspx Applications need to be submitted to the council by Friday 30 April.
Grants of up to £2,500 are available from Thanet District Council, as part of a funding programme, which aims to boost town centres and bring empty shops back into use.
The Business Support Grants are available to people who want to set up in a shop that has been empty for at least a month and they will need to have a sound plan and be open to the public.
Grants can be used to fund a number of things, including the fit-out of the premises, buying assets such as equipment, and cleaning and decorating the premises. However, the money cannot be used for day to day management or administration costs and will be aimed at specific business types.
Support is not available to high street chains or if public funding has already been used to refurbish the empty unit.
Louise Askew, Economic Development Officer, said: "This money is all about bringing some of the empty shops in Margate and Ramsgate back into use. It's a great opportunity for anyone wanting to set up a new business or perhaps move an existing business to get a high profile unit in the centre of one of the two towns. This money aims to give small businesses a major boost and help to bring new life back into our town centres."
Applications have to be made before any work starts and forms are available at http://www.thanet.gov.uk/business.aspx Applications need to be submitted to the council by Friday 30 April.
MARGATE’S BIG EVENT TAKES OFF FOR 2010
Kent's leading land and air festival, Margate's Big Event, will this year celebrate the best of wartime and modern flying over the Father Day's weekend (Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 June).
Ed this is the promotional video for the 2009 big event and contains film of the 2008 big event.
The event, organised and funded by Thanet District Council, is now into its fourth year and will feature a unique celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Stunning Palm Bay will once again be the location, offering superb views of all the flying action.
A specially choreographed tribute will be the centrepiece of the flying programme on the Saturday, with historic Spitfires taking on German planes, just as they did in 1940 over the skies of Kent. The Sunday will see the aerial action coming completely up to date, with an appearance by the world famous Red Arrows.
Both days will have a full programme of flying, along with a mixture of live music, street performances and entertainers on the ground. The event will be open from 10am until 10pm on Saturday and from 10.30am to 6pm on Sunday. Saturday evening's concert will celebrate 50 years since the formation of the country's most successful band, with a performance by the Magic of the Beatles, who have played for a number of celebrities over the years, including Sir Richard Branson.
This year's event will see a token charge introduced of £1 for adults and children over the age of five for each day, which will help contribute towards the event's running costs.
The council's Events Manager, Gillian Shepherd, said: "Margate's Big Event is already well established as one of Thanet's top events and is known throughout the south east as being Kent's leading land and air show. This year, we're delighted to be playing our part in remembering the events of 70 years ago that took place over the skies of Kent in the Battle of Britain. Once again, we're putting together a superb line-up for the whole weekend, with something for the whole family to enjoy.
"Unfortunately, over the years, Margate's Big Event has become a victim of its own success and that's part of the reason we're introducing a token charge of just £1 this year. Anyone who's been before will know how much is on offer at the event and will realise that's a very small price to pay for the huge variety of land and air activities that we have taking place."
Tickets will be available on the day and anyone who pays for admission will be able to get a hand stamp, allowing them back into the site later that day. For more information about Margate's Big Event, visit www.thanet.gov.uk/margatesbigevent
Ed this is the promotional video for the 2009 big event and contains film of the 2008 big event.
The event, organised and funded by Thanet District Council, is now into its fourth year and will feature a unique celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Stunning Palm Bay will once again be the location, offering superb views of all the flying action.
A specially choreographed tribute will be the centrepiece of the flying programme on the Saturday, with historic Spitfires taking on German planes, just as they did in 1940 over the skies of Kent. The Sunday will see the aerial action coming completely up to date, with an appearance by the world famous Red Arrows.
Both days will have a full programme of flying, along with a mixture of live music, street performances and entertainers on the ground. The event will be open from 10am until 10pm on Saturday and from 10.30am to 6pm on Sunday. Saturday evening's concert will celebrate 50 years since the formation of the country's most successful band, with a performance by the Magic of the Beatles, who have played for a number of celebrities over the years, including Sir Richard Branson.
This year's event will see a token charge introduced of £1 for adults and children over the age of five for each day, which will help contribute towards the event's running costs.
The council's Events Manager, Gillian Shepherd, said: "Margate's Big Event is already well established as one of Thanet's top events and is known throughout the south east as being Kent's leading land and air show. This year, we're delighted to be playing our part in remembering the events of 70 years ago that took place over the skies of Kent in the Battle of Britain. Once again, we're putting together a superb line-up for the whole weekend, with something for the whole family to enjoy.
"Unfortunately, over the years, Margate's Big Event has become a victim of its own success and that's part of the reason we're introducing a token charge of just £1 this year. Anyone who's been before will know how much is on offer at the event and will realise that's a very small price to pay for the huge variety of land and air activities that we have taking place."
Tickets will be available on the day and anyone who pays for admission will be able to get a hand stamp, allowing them back into the site later that day. For more information about Margate's Big Event, visit www.thanet.gov.uk/margatesbigevent
Local MP says "don't risk jobs and homes."
As the OECD forecasts that the UK economy is set to grow more strongly than other developed countries, the MP for South Thanet has called on the electorate not to put the recovery at risk.
The Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) says the UK economy will outstrip its G7 rivals in the second quarter of this year. The OECD is predicting it will expand at an annual rate of 3.1%, in line with the government's own Budget forecast.
Such a rate would put the UK ahead of the US, Japan, Germany, France and Italy - only Canada, the G7's most raw material-rich country, would do better.
Stephen Ladyman, the MP for South Thanet said:
"The Government has taken the right decisions on the economy and its judgement has been spot on. This level of growth will also mean that the Government collects more in tax revenue and we can reduce the deficit while protecting front line services. Cutting Government spending more quickly threatens a double dip recession as today's business surveys show and in Thanet and Dover that would mean hundreds of people losing their jobs and possibly their homes too."
"Voters must not risk their jobs and homes on a reckless gamble on the Tories. Mr Cameron got every call wrong during the recession and he is wrong now on taxes and the deficit. Here in East Kent we have Tory candidates with no experience who would slavishly back a Tory leader who is out of his depth."
The Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) says the UK economy will outstrip its G7 rivals in the second quarter of this year. The OECD is predicting it will expand at an annual rate of 3.1%, in line with the government's own Budget forecast.
Such a rate would put the UK ahead of the US, Japan, Germany, France and Italy - only Canada, the G7's most raw material-rich country, would do better.
Stephen Ladyman, the MP for South Thanet said:
"The Government has taken the right decisions on the economy and its judgement has been spot on. This level of growth will also mean that the Government collects more in tax revenue and we can reduce the deficit while protecting front line services. Cutting Government spending more quickly threatens a double dip recession as today's business surveys show and in Thanet and Dover that would mean hundreds of people losing their jobs and possibly their homes too."
"Voters must not risk their jobs and homes on a reckless gamble on the Tories. Mr Cameron got every call wrong during the recession and he is wrong now on taxes and the deficit. Here in East Kent we have Tory candidates with no experience who would slavishly back a Tory leader who is out of his depth."
NEW FOOTBALL SESSIONS FROM SPORT 4 NRG
New football sessions for 12 to 17 year olds in Thanet are now running at the Margate five-a-side pitches.
The sessions are organised by the council's Sport 4 NRG team and are aimed at both boys and girls. They take place on Monday nights between 4pm and 5pm every week, except on Bank Holidays.
As well as having a kick around, it's an opportunity to meet new people and learn new skills in a safe and fun environment. There's also match play, complete with penalty shoot outs.
James Gregory, Sport 4 NRG Officer, said: "The most important thing that we're aiming to do at Sport 4 NRG is to help young people improve their skills and better themselves at sport. Our sessions are also a great way to meet new friends and have the opportunity to do something different in the community. The Margate football sessions are a lot of fun and we want more young people to join in with what's going on. With all the activities provided by Sport 4 NRG, there's no reason for any young person in Thanet to say they're bored!"
The sessions are organised by the council's Sport 4 NRG team and are aimed at both boys and girls. They take place on Monday nights between 4pm and 5pm every week, except on Bank Holidays.
As well as having a kick around, it's an opportunity to meet new people and learn new skills in a safe and fun environment. There's also match play, complete with penalty shoot outs.
James Gregory, Sport 4 NRG Officer, said: "The most important thing that we're aiming to do at Sport 4 NRG is to help young people improve their skills and better themselves at sport. Our sessions are also a great way to meet new friends and have the opportunity to do something different in the community. The Margate football sessions are a lot of fun and we want more young people to join in with what's going on. With all the activities provided by Sport 4 NRG, there's no reason for any young person in Thanet to say they're bored!"
'Game on' says South Thanet MP as election is called
South Thanet MP Stephen Ladyman has described the General Election as a fight for fairness and for policies that will protect South Thanet and allow its economy to grow.
Stephen Ladyman said:
"It will be a tough fight for me to hold on in South Thanet, this is a tight marginal and the Conservatives benefit from boundary changes, but it's a fight Labour has to win if local people want to see continued investment in South Thanet. Its 'game on' now and my team will be spending the next month explaining to local people exactly how Tory plans would put the recovery at risk."
"I am the first MP for South Thanet to dare to stand on my record. I will be pointing to the fast train, to the East Kent Access road works, to the new medical centres and NHS dentists and to all the schools being rebuilt across my constituency. And I'll be asking people to remember how water would come through class room ceilings when it rained before 1997 and how it would take two years to get hospital operations under the Tories and to compare their memory with what they see around them today."
"Vote Tory and Building Schools for the Future will be slashed and the rebuilding of the Ramsgate Grammar Schools, the Sandwich Technology School and Roger Manwoods will all be under threat. The Sure Start Childrens' Centres will find their budgets hived off and Labours Cancer Care Guarantee will be scrapped."
"The General Election will be a fight for fairness and for policies that will protect our community and allow our economy to grow. With Labour in power after the election there will be a National Care Service for older and disabled people but if the Tories win there will be a £200,000 inheritance tax cut for the richest 3000 estates."
Stephen Ladyman said:
"It will be a tough fight for me to hold on in South Thanet, this is a tight marginal and the Conservatives benefit from boundary changes, but it's a fight Labour has to win if local people want to see continued investment in South Thanet. Its 'game on' now and my team will be spending the next month explaining to local people exactly how Tory plans would put the recovery at risk."
"I am the first MP for South Thanet to dare to stand on my record. I will be pointing to the fast train, to the East Kent Access road works, to the new medical centres and NHS dentists and to all the schools being rebuilt across my constituency. And I'll be asking people to remember how water would come through class room ceilings when it rained before 1997 and how it would take two years to get hospital operations under the Tories and to compare their memory with what they see around them today."
"Vote Tory and Building Schools for the Future will be slashed and the rebuilding of the Ramsgate Grammar Schools, the Sandwich Technology School and Roger Manwoods will all be under threat. The Sure Start Childrens' Centres will find their budgets hived off and Labours Cancer Care Guarantee will be scrapped."
"The General Election will be a fight for fairness and for policies that will protect our community and allow our economy to grow. With Labour in power after the election there will be a National Care Service for older and disabled people but if the Tories win there will be a £200,000 inheritance tax cut for the richest 3000 estates."
ELECTION DAY ANNOUNCED!
The General Election has been announced and will be onTHURSDAY 6TH MAY
You now have the chance to Vote for Change and for a brighter future for all in South Thanet & Sandwich.
I pledge to:
Support our local NHS and campaign for the 1000s of dedicated local carers
Tackle crime and anti-social behaviour
Extend Sure Start for families
Protect Free Bus Passes and the Winter Fuel Allowance for Pensioners
Attract new jobs to the area in tourism, and energy and support our local small businesses
Significantly reduce levels of immigration and properly secure our borders
Please consider:
Do you need a postal vote? With a postal vote you can always vote at the polling station if you want to but it gives you the option to vote by post – Ring us on 01843 589266
Do you need a lift to the polling station? Ring us on 01843 589266
Would you be able to help us during the campaign whether in the office or campaigning? We would really welcome any assistance – Ring us on 01843 589266
Email Me on
laura@sandys.org.uk
Or look at our NEW website at www.voteforlaura.org.uk
All my thanks and best wishes
Laura Sandys
Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Ramsgate, Broadstairs, Cliftonville, Sandwich, Ash, Wingham, Preston, Staple and Goodnestone
You now have the chance to Vote for Change and for a brighter future for all in South Thanet & Sandwich.
I pledge to:
Support our local NHS and campaign for the 1000s of dedicated local carers
Tackle crime and anti-social behaviour
Extend Sure Start for families
Protect Free Bus Passes and the Winter Fuel Allowance for Pensioners
Attract new jobs to the area in tourism, and energy and support our local small businesses
Significantly reduce levels of immigration and properly secure our borders
Please consider:
Do you need a postal vote? With a postal vote you can always vote at the polling station if you want to but it gives you the option to vote by post – Ring us on 01843 589266
Do you need a lift to the polling station? Ring us on 01843 589266
Would you be able to help us during the campaign whether in the office or campaigning? We would really welcome any assistance – Ring us on 01843 589266
Email Me on
laura@sandys.org.uk
Or look at our NEW website at www.voteforlaura.org.uk
All my thanks and best wishes
Laura Sandys
Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Ramsgate, Broadstairs, Cliftonville, Sandwich, Ash, Wingham, Preston, Staple and Goodnestone
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
FINE OVER ILLEGAL SMOKING ROOM IN BIRCHINGTON
A Birchington man has been fined £750 and ordered to pay £150 costs, after being found guilty of allowing smoking in a pub in the village in the first such prosecution by the council in Thanet.
The case came after the council's Licensing Officers and police officers visited Rumours in the Square, Birchington in February 2010. Members of the public had been seen walking through a door that was half open, which led to a function room. This was part of the licensed area and had a bar counter.
Officers entered the function room and immediately smelt cigarette smoke. On the bar counter, there was an ashtray full of cigarette butts and officers counted more than 20. The amount of differently marked filter ends indicated that a number of people had been in the room smoking. There were two other empty ashtrays in the room, which were heavily coated in tobacco ash.
At the back of the function room were three black rubbish sacks, one of which was open and on top was a large amount of tobacco ash.
The officers spoke to the person in charge, who was authorised to sell alcohol, Paul Waugh, and asked him who had been smoking in the room, to which he replied "I've had one".
The licence holder and designated premises supervisor, who is responsible for the sale of alcohol and the day to day running of the pub, is Richard Henry Davies (44) from the Square, Birchington. He was reported for having an illegal smoking room and the prosecution was brought under the 2006 Health Act, the first time Thanet District Council has brought a prosecution under this act for this offence.
He was fined £750, ordered to pay £150 costs and a victim surcharge of £15.
Philip Bensted, Licensing and Land Charges Manager, said: "This prosecution is the first that we've come across in Thanet, since the smokefree legislation came into effect, back in 2007. It's encouraging that we haven't come across this problem before, but if anyone else is operating or thinking they can get away with operating an illegal smoking room, then this case should send out a strong warning to them. This offence carries a maximum penalty of a fine of up to £2,500."
The case came after the council's Licensing Officers and police officers visited Rumours in the Square, Birchington in February 2010. Members of the public had been seen walking through a door that was half open, which led to a function room. This was part of the licensed area and had a bar counter.
Officers entered the function room and immediately smelt cigarette smoke. On the bar counter, there was an ashtray full of cigarette butts and officers counted more than 20. The amount of differently marked filter ends indicated that a number of people had been in the room smoking. There were two other empty ashtrays in the room, which were heavily coated in tobacco ash.
At the back of the function room were three black rubbish sacks, one of which was open and on top was a large amount of tobacco ash.
The officers spoke to the person in charge, who was authorised to sell alcohol, Paul Waugh, and asked him who had been smoking in the room, to which he replied "I've had one".
The licence holder and designated premises supervisor, who is responsible for the sale of alcohol and the day to day running of the pub, is Richard Henry Davies (44) from the Square, Birchington. He was reported for having an illegal smoking room and the prosecution was brought under the 2006 Health Act, the first time Thanet District Council has brought a prosecution under this act for this offence.
He was fined £750, ordered to pay £150 costs and a victim surcharge of £15.
Philip Bensted, Licensing and Land Charges Manager, said: "This prosecution is the first that we've come across in Thanet, since the smokefree legislation came into effect, back in 2007. It's encouraging that we haven't come across this problem before, but if anyone else is operating or thinking they can get away with operating an illegal smoking room, then this case should send out a strong warning to them. This offence carries a maximum penalty of a fine of up to £2,500."
Last weeks planning applications,
Ed. The TDC planning website is one of the most bizarre websites I have ever come across in as much as the web addresses of the pages on it change after a few hours so you can’t publish links to them. If you want to look at any of the applications you need to go to the site and enter the application reference in the search box, this link takes you to the site http://www.ukplanning.com/thanet15 Mar 2010
30 Mar 2010
A/TH/10/0209
116A HIGH STREET MARGATE CT91JW
current
30 Mar 2010
A/TH/10/0233
POLICE STATION FORT HILL MARGATE CT91HL
current
30 Mar 2010
A/TH/10/0237
RAMSGATE POLICE STATION 26-28 YORK STREET RAMSGATE CT119DS
current
30 Mar 2010
EN/08/00547
GRENHAM BAY COURT CLIFF ROAD BIRCHINGTON CT79JX
decided
30 Mar 2010
EN/09/00302
45 SEA VIEW ROAD BROADSTAIRS CT101BX
decided
30 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0017
LAND ADJACENT TO 59 ST. PETERS COURT BROADSTAIRS CT102UU
current
30 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0181
JOSS BAY BEACH JOSS GAP ROAD BROADSTAIRS CT103PG
current
30 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0222
FORDOUN LODGE FORDOUN ROAD BROADSTAIRS CT102BN
current
30 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0226
3 MANOR DRIVE BIRCHINGTON CT79TN
current
30 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0232
12 CRAWFORD ROAD BROADSTAIRS CT102BB
current
30 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0238
RAMSGATE FILLING STATION CANTERBURY ROAD EAST RAMSGATE CT110LB
current
30 Mar 2010
A/TH/10/0209
116A HIGH STREET MARGATE CT91JW
current
30 Mar 2010
A/TH/10/0233
POLICE STATION FORT HILL MARGATE CT91HL
current
30 Mar 2010
A/TH/10/0237
RAMSGATE POLICE STATION 26-28 YORK STREET RAMSGATE CT119DS
current
30 Mar 2010
EN/08/00547
GRENHAM BAY COURT CLIFF ROAD BIRCHINGTON CT79JX
decided
30 Mar 2010
EN/09/00302
45 SEA VIEW ROAD BROADSTAIRS CT101BX
decided
30 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0017
LAND ADJACENT TO 59 ST. PETERS COURT BROADSTAIRS CT102UU
current
30 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0181
JOSS BAY BEACH JOSS GAP ROAD BROADSTAIRS CT103PG
current
30 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0222
FORDOUN LODGE FORDOUN ROAD BROADSTAIRS CT102BN
current
30 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0226
3 MANOR DRIVE BIRCHINGTON CT79TN
current
30 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0232
12 CRAWFORD ROAD BROADSTAIRS CT102BB
current
30 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0238
RAMSGATE FILLING STATION CANTERBURY ROAD EAST RAMSGATE CT110LB
current
New documents published by Thanet District Council,
06/04/2010 - Meeting scheduled: Apr 6 2010 11:30AM, Licensing Sub Commitee
06/04/2010 - Meeting held: Apr 6 2010 10:00AM, Licensing Board
01/04/2010 - Meeting held: Apr 1 2010 10:00AM, Constitutional Review Working Party
31/03/2010 - Minutes published: Meeting of Mar 17 2010 7:00PM, Planning Committee
30/03/2010 - Minutes published: Meeting of Mar 16 2010 6:30PM, Governance and Audit Committee
29/03/2010 - Agenda published: Meeting of Apr 6 2010 11:30AM, Licensing Sub Commitee
29/03/2010 - Agenda published: Meeting of Apr 6 2010 10:00AM, Licensing Board
29/03/2010 - Agenda supplement published - ITEMS 5 & 6 PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF TDC : ITEMS 5 & 6 PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF TDC: Meeting of Apr 1 2010 10:00AM, Constitutional Review Working Party
24/03/2010 - Agenda published: Meeting of Apr 1 2010 10:00AM, Constitutional Review Working Party
06/04/2010 - Meeting held: Apr 6 2010 10:00AM, Licensing Board
01/04/2010 - Meeting held: Apr 1 2010 10:00AM, Constitutional Review Working Party
31/03/2010 - Minutes published: Meeting of Mar 17 2010 7:00PM, Planning Committee
30/03/2010 - Minutes published: Meeting of Mar 16 2010 6:30PM, Governance and Audit Committee
29/03/2010 - Agenda published: Meeting of Apr 6 2010 11:30AM, Licensing Sub Commitee
29/03/2010 - Agenda published: Meeting of Apr 6 2010 10:00AM, Licensing Board
29/03/2010 - Agenda supplement published - ITEMS 5 & 6 PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF TDC : ITEMS 5 & 6 PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF TDC: Meeting of Apr 1 2010 10:00AM, Constitutional Review Working Party
24/03/2010 - Agenda published: Meeting of Apr 1 2010 10:00AM, Constitutional Review Working Party
Friday, 2 April 2010
*Pride of Kent honour for **Eddie Gilbert’s *
*Fourth award in three months for Ramsgate gourmet restaurant/fish monger/chippie*
Ramsgate’s gourmet fish restaurant, Eddie Gilbert's has scooped yet another award – its third this year. Restaurant Manager Nick MacAskill was declared overall winner in the 2010 Pride of Thanet Awards organised by Thanet Council and Visit Kent. The awards are designed to “recognise employees who go that extra mile, ensuring customers are happy, and …proud to live in and to visit Kent.”
In February Eddie Gilbert’s wet fish shop again won the prestigious Taste of Kent Award for ‘Best Fish Retailer’ - a feat it first achieved within six months of opening in 2007. In January this year the new restaurant that opened in October, was awarded ‘Best Newcomer’ at the Kent Restaurant Awards. The downstairs take away fish and chip shop was nominated for the Potato Council’s ‘Perfect Portion’ awards during the National Chip Week in February when it was recognised as serving the best chips in Thanet by the local press.
Significantly Eddie Gilbert’s has caught the attention of leading restaurant inspectors and national food writers. The Observer, Sunday Times, Olive magazine and Waitrose Food Illustrated have all featured the restaurant, which will be included in the next Michelin Guide
“It’s been a lot of hard work and word has got round locally about, our philosophy of selling the finest quality food sourced as locally as possible, with a commitment to customer satisfaction,” said owner Jonny Dunhill, adding “But I never believed we’d get such national recognition so quickly.”
For Dunhill, who ran a wholesale shellfish business in London for 12 years, opening the restaurant was the fulfilment of a long-held ambition. Whilst supplying top London establishments such as Le Gavroche, Harrods, The Ivy and Conran Restaurants, Jonny became inspired by the motivation of the talented chefs he met, many of who are now household names.
Ramsgate’s gourmet fish restaurant, Eddie Gilbert's has scooped yet another award – its third this year. Restaurant Manager Nick MacAskill was declared overall winner in the 2010 Pride of Thanet Awards organised by Thanet Council and Visit Kent. The awards are designed to “recognise employees who go that extra mile, ensuring customers are happy, and …proud to live in and to visit Kent.”
In February Eddie Gilbert’s wet fish shop again won the prestigious Taste of Kent Award for ‘Best Fish Retailer’ - a feat it first achieved within six months of opening in 2007. In January this year the new restaurant that opened in October, was awarded ‘Best Newcomer’ at the Kent Restaurant Awards. The downstairs take away fish and chip shop was nominated for the Potato Council’s ‘Perfect Portion’ awards during the National Chip Week in February when it was recognised as serving the best chips in Thanet by the local press.
Significantly Eddie Gilbert’s has caught the attention of leading restaurant inspectors and national food writers. The Observer, Sunday Times, Olive magazine and Waitrose Food Illustrated have all featured the restaurant, which will be included in the next Michelin Guide
“It’s been a lot of hard work and word has got round locally about, our philosophy of selling the finest quality food sourced as locally as possible, with a commitment to customer satisfaction,” said owner Jonny Dunhill, adding “But I never believed we’d get such national recognition so quickly.”
For Dunhill, who ran a wholesale shellfish business in London for 12 years, opening the restaurant was the fulfilment of a long-held ambition. Whilst supplying top London establishments such as Le Gavroche, Harrods, The Ivy and Conran Restaurants, Jonny became inspired by the motivation of the talented chefs he met, many of who are now household names.
Lacuna Tom Duggan
Exhibition opening dates and times:18, 23-25, 30 April 2010 and 1 May, 12-5pm Crate Project Space
19-23 April 2010, 9am-5pm Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, New Dover Road, Canterbury CT1 3AN
“Wherever art appears, life disappears." Francis Picabia
Crate presents Lacuna, which documents the actions of a series of personas inhabited by the artist Tom Duggan.
The exhibition, which will take place at Crate Project Space in Margate and at the Herbert Read Gallery at UCA in Canterbury, comprises performance, installation, found objects and text works.
Lacuna portrays ‘an artist who isolates himself for our spectacle’, regarding the tradition of disappearing artists like Bas Jan Ader and Lee Lozano, while considering, perhaps ironically, how such artists have entered into art history.
In some instances we see Duggan proposing fantasies; in others he seems to be preparing to disappear from the world. Seeming to exist both in fiction and in reality, these works reflect Duggan’s apparently simultaneous desires to be known and to be invisible.
Several of the works make attempts at declaring something. In one instance, Duggan claims to have put everything he owns into cardboard boxes. In another work, that the object exhibited is an item stolen from an undisclosed location somewhere in the UK. These claims are either supported with some kind of proof (if the action took place in the past), or presented as a promise (if it is yet to take place); with each, some aspect of the work is either unseen or unspecified.
In contrast to these declarations and promises are the suggestions of imagined exhibitions curated by the artist, for which he has created a series of press releases and floor plans.
Lacuna considers the presentation of the Tom Duggan artist-persona through this institutional framework and its capacity for revealing truths. It asks whether the viewer will accept the disparity between the Tom Duggan who speaks through the institution and the Tom Duggan who, we are told, carries out the series of secretive, isolated and contemplative acts documented in the work.
Lacuna is part of Bad Translation, Crate’s programme for 2009/10. It is supported by Arts Council England and Kent County Council.
Tom Duggan graduated from Nottingham Trent University in 2009.
He once arranged for a follower to follow viewers upon their departure from an exhibition space. Elsewhere, he arranged for actors to visit an exhibition only to pretend to be genuine viewers of the exhibition. Partially in an attempt to question the authority of the artist, these potentially invisible gestures play with the notions of consent inherent to gallery dynamics and etiquette.
Recent exhibitions have included Project Biennale (2009), Nottingham Trent University Fine Art Degree Show (2009) and Defunct (2008), which he co-curated at Backlit Studios in Nottingham.
Crate is an artist-led organisation based in East Kent supporting contemporary visual artists’ research and practice. Crate promotes critical debate and the exchange of ideas without prescribed outcomes.
Based in an old print works near the sea front in Margate, Crate’s building has been bought and refurbished with major support from Arts Council England South East, East Kent Partnership and Thanet District Council. The building opened in July 2006.
The building combines working and project space and is designed to give artists access to dedicated, affordable space for experimentation, production, documentation and research. There are three floors of studios, and two project spaces on the ground floor. The project spaces are available for short-term use by practitioners, alongside a programme initiated by Crate.
Also in East Kent:
Limbo Arts: Walpurgis Night – Music from improv noise group Ampersand: 30 April
Turner Contemporary: Tracy Enim – I never stopped loving you: From 30 April
The Old Town Gallery: Sarah Stokes 26 March-2 May
The Community Pharmacy Gallery: Children of Haiti: 30 April-2 May
Margate Harbour Arm Gallery: May Day Open Exhibition: 30 April–31 May
Ingoldsby Gallery: Portraits and a little bit more: 30 April – 31 May
Pie Factory Creative Spaces: Artist Studios: Open Studios & Upon Margate Beach: 30 April
Marine Studios: Peeling Layers: 30 April-3 May
We Make Margate: Empty Shops Initiative Seminar:30 April 12.30-5.30pm
Monday, 29 March 2010
NEW CHEAPER PHONE NUMBER FOR VISITOR INFORMATION
A new, cheaper local rate phone number has been introduced for Thanet's visitor information service, following feedback from visitors and tourism related businesses.
Previously, anyone wanting to call the council's visitor Information team had to dial an 0870 number, which costs more to call than a local number.
Now, both visitors and residents can contact the team on 01843 577577. The saving for customers comes, as changes and improvements to the way visitor information services are delivered in Thanet are about to come into place.
This year will see the team heading out to even more events across the area, using their mobile Visitor Information Centre, to ensure that they can target resources to where visitors are.
Key Information Points will also be provided at key locations across Thanet to ensure that information regarding the area is even more accessible.
Previously, anyone wanting to call the council's visitor Information team had to dial an 0870 number, which costs more to call than a local number.
Now, both visitors and residents can contact the team on 01843 577577. The saving for customers comes, as changes and improvements to the way visitor information services are delivered in Thanet are about to come into place.
This year will see the team heading out to even more events across the area, using their mobile Visitor Information Centre, to ensure that they can target resources to where visitors are.
Key Information Points will also be provided at key locations across Thanet to ensure that information regarding the area is even more accessible.
RAMSGATE & BROADSTAIRS SEA CADETS
A CHANCE TO HELP THE YOUNGSTERS – BUT ONLY ONE DAY LEFT
Can you please spare the time to send one e-mail, or make one telephone call?
Chandlers Builders Merchants have started a Community Fund, and are giving £500 to one deserving cause each month. This first month £100 will be awarded. The Sea Cadets have been short-listed with two others, and the winner will be decided by a public vote.
The Sea Cadets are not funded by the Navy, and rely heavily on fund raising and donations to survive. The Unit is costing around £150 a week to keep going, and we have precious little reserves. Boys and girls are given the opportunity to experience real adventure and discipline, helping to make better citizens. Winning this vote will make a huge difference.
Voting is by e-mail to chandlersthanet@pmwcom.co.uk with Sea Cadets in the subject box, or by telephone to Sally Bason on 01403 783400. The deadline is 5.30 p.m. Wednesday 31st March
Thank you for your help.
Jeff Kirkpatrick
Chairman
Can you please spare the time to send one e-mail, or make one telephone call?
Chandlers Builders Merchants have started a Community Fund, and are giving £500 to one deserving cause each month. This first month £100 will be awarded. The Sea Cadets have been short-listed with two others, and the winner will be decided by a public vote.
The Sea Cadets are not funded by the Navy, and rely heavily on fund raising and donations to survive. The Unit is costing around £150 a week to keep going, and we have precious little reserves. Boys and girls are given the opportunity to experience real adventure and discipline, helping to make better citizens. Winning this vote will make a huge difference.
Voting is by e-mail to chandlersthanet@pmwcom.co.uk with Sea Cadets in the subject box, or by telephone to Sally Bason on 01403 783400. The deadline is 5.30 p.m. Wednesday 31st March
Thank you for your help.
Jeff Kirkpatrick
Chairman
Sunday, 28 March 2010
Last weeks planning applications,
Ed. The TDC planning website is one of the most bizarre websites I have ever come across in as much as the web addresses of the pages on it change after a few hours so you can’t publish links to them. If you want to look at any of the applications you need to go to the site and enter the application reference in the search box, this link takes you to the site http://www.ukplanning.com/thanet15 Mar 2010
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/09/0937
25-27 TURNER STREET RAMSGATE CT118NL
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/09/1050
188-192 CANTERBURY ROAD, EAST, BIRCHINGTON, CT7 9AQ
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0007
47 STATION ROAD, WESTGATE ON SEA, CT8 8RB
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0012
FLlNTSTONES, EGBERT ROAD, MINSTER, RAMSGATE, CT12 4DF
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0041
10-14 VICARAGE CRESCENT RAMSGATE ROAD MARGATE CT91LH
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0088
4 WILBROUGH ROAD BIRCHINGTON CT79DY
withdrawn
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0183
364 NORTHDOWN ROAD MARGATE CT93PH
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0197
LAND ADJOINING FOXBOROUGH HOUSE, FOXBOROUGH LANE, MINSTER, RAMSGATE
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0198
W W MARTIN (THANET) LTD DANE PARK ROAD RAMSGATE CT117LT
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0201
RECLAMET DEMOLITION LTD WOOD CHURCH WOODCHURCH ROAD WOODCHURCH BIRCHINGTON CT70HL
current
24 Mar 2010
F/TH/09/1031
adjacent to 11 Stone Road Broadstairs Kent
current
24 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0024
LAND AT THE REAR OF BIRCH GROVE, OLD ROAD, SARRE, BIRCHINGTON
current
24 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0179
40 DANE ROAD BIRCHINGTON CT79PT
current
24 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0211
79 ALPHA ROAD BIRCHINGTON CT79ED
current
24 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0223
LAND REAR OF 7 QUEX VIEW ROAD, BIRCHINGTON, CT7 aDZ
current
24 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0228
17 RHODES GARDENS BROADSTAIRS CT101BP
current
24 Mar 2010
L/TH/09/1030
adjacent to 11 Stone Road Broadstairs Kent
current
24 Mar 2010
L/TH/10/0203
AMBRY COURT SHUART LANE ST. NICHOLAS AT WADE BIRCHINGTON CT70NG
current
23 Mar 2010
CU/TH/10/0057
PRESTON PARK CARAVAN SITE PRESTON ROAD MANSTON RAMSGATE CT125AR
decided
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0092
KIOSK MARINA ESPLANADE RAMSGATE CT118LX
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0167
1-3 BYRON AVENUE MARGATE CT91TU
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0168
2 CHANDOS ROAD BROADSTAIRS CT101QP
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0169
8 VICARAGE CRESCENT MARGATE CT91LH
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0172
20 ORCHARD ROAD MARGATE CT95JS
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0190
74 KING STREET RAMSGATE CT118NY
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0200
WHITEHALL SERVICE STATION WHITEHALL ROAD RAMSGATE CT126BU
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0202
43 BURSILL CRESCENT RAMSGATE CT126HA
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0210
28 GLADSTONE ROAD MARGATE CT95ST
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0214
47 PRINCES GARDENS MARGATE CT93AS
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0217
6 THANET ROAD BROADSTAIRS CT101LF
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0221
33 BELMONT ROAD RAMSGATE CT117QG
curren
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/09/0937
25-27 TURNER STREET RAMSGATE CT118NL
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/09/1050
188-192 CANTERBURY ROAD, EAST, BIRCHINGTON, CT7 9AQ
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0007
47 STATION ROAD, WESTGATE ON SEA, CT8 8RB
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0012
FLlNTSTONES, EGBERT ROAD, MINSTER, RAMSGATE, CT12 4DF
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0041
10-14 VICARAGE CRESCENT RAMSGATE ROAD MARGATE CT91LH
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0088
4 WILBROUGH ROAD BIRCHINGTON CT79DY
withdrawn
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0183
364 NORTHDOWN ROAD MARGATE CT93PH
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0197
LAND ADJOINING FOXBOROUGH HOUSE, FOXBOROUGH LANE, MINSTER, RAMSGATE
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0198
W W MARTIN (THANET) LTD DANE PARK ROAD RAMSGATE CT117LT
current
25 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0201
RECLAMET DEMOLITION LTD WOOD CHURCH WOODCHURCH ROAD WOODCHURCH BIRCHINGTON CT70HL
current
24 Mar 2010
F/TH/09/1031
adjacent to 11 Stone Road Broadstairs Kent
current
24 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0024
LAND AT THE REAR OF BIRCH GROVE, OLD ROAD, SARRE, BIRCHINGTON
current
24 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0179
40 DANE ROAD BIRCHINGTON CT79PT
current
24 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0211
79 ALPHA ROAD BIRCHINGTON CT79ED
current
24 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0223
LAND REAR OF 7 QUEX VIEW ROAD, BIRCHINGTON, CT7 aDZ
current
24 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0228
17 RHODES GARDENS BROADSTAIRS CT101BP
current
24 Mar 2010
L/TH/09/1030
adjacent to 11 Stone Road Broadstairs Kent
current
24 Mar 2010
L/TH/10/0203
AMBRY COURT SHUART LANE ST. NICHOLAS AT WADE BIRCHINGTON CT70NG
current
23 Mar 2010
CU/TH/10/0057
PRESTON PARK CARAVAN SITE PRESTON ROAD MANSTON RAMSGATE CT125AR
decided
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0092
KIOSK MARINA ESPLANADE RAMSGATE CT118LX
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0167
1-3 BYRON AVENUE MARGATE CT91TU
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0168
2 CHANDOS ROAD BROADSTAIRS CT101QP
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0169
8 VICARAGE CRESCENT MARGATE CT91LH
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0172
20 ORCHARD ROAD MARGATE CT95JS
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0190
74 KING STREET RAMSGATE CT118NY
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0200
WHITEHALL SERVICE STATION WHITEHALL ROAD RAMSGATE CT126BU
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0202
43 BURSILL CRESCENT RAMSGATE CT126HA
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0210
28 GLADSTONE ROAD MARGATE CT95ST
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0214
47 PRINCES GARDENS MARGATE CT93AS
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0217
6 THANET ROAD BROADSTAIRS CT101LF
current
23 Mar 2010
F/TH/10/0221
33 BELMONT ROAD RAMSGATE CT117QG
curren
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