Author: Benjamin

Len Goodman, best known for his role as a judge on BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing, was honoured in Dartford, Kent, with an interactive artwork unveiled on July 1 by Dartford Borough Council. Installed outside the Goodman Dance Academy on Market Street, the tribute celebrates Mr Goodman’s life, career, and decades of dance teaching in Dartford. The plaque (Image: Luke May) Read more Greenwich foodbank gets £6,000 boost amid high demand Lewisham leisure centres set for almost £3m transformation – here’s what to expect The artwork features inscriptions and dance steps set into the pavement, inviting passers-by to follow in Mr…

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Mystery surrounds the mass incident which happened in Cator Park on Sunday ( June 28). It has been reported that “very large numbers” of fish, including endangered eels, were found dead in the afternoon. The Environment Agency and Thames Water are currently investigating the 3km stretch of the River Pool after the agency received reports of dead fish. According to an Environment Agency email, officers attended Cator Park to confirm the fish deaths and the pollution incident that day before returning on Monday (June 29) to investigate further. READ MORE: Go Ape plans for popular Danson park spark backlash -…

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Pubs in England and Wales will now be allowed to stay open until 5am on Monday to allow football fans to watch the Three Lions’ World Cup clash with Mexico.It comes after several boozers – including here in Kent – called for licensing rules to be relaxed to allow them to stay open longer beyond their usual hours.Pubs and bars will now be able to say open until 5am to allow revellers to watch the England game against Mexico. Photo: Steven Paston/PAThe government initially said it wouldn’t blanket extend licensing hours.But in a much-welcomed U-Turn this evening (Thursday, July 2)…

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