Podcast: Shock as building's new owners kick out Ashford nursery from amar target gaan kent Watch Video

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✓ Published: 03-May-2024

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<p>Staff at a nursery which has been open inside a recreation centre since 1996 say they have been told to “leave immediately” </a>by new owners.</p><p>Bosses at centre in Ashford have told the KentOnline Podcast they were informed via the new owner’s solicitors that they need to leave.</p><p>Also in today’s podcast, you can hear from the RSPCA following a spate of attacks on wildlife in Kent</a> by people using catapults. </p><p>Ducks and pigeons are among the animals that have been targeted in the county – with fears it’s being made popular by videos on social media. </p><p>A Kent based charity says the record number of people crossing the Channel </a>this week is proof the Rwanda scheme won’t work. </p><p>More than 700 people made the journey on Wednesday – that’s the highest daily total so far this year.</p><p>One of Canterbury’s ugliest buildings could be turned into flats</a> - with a plush rooftop penthouse boasting panoramic views.</p><p>The fading five-storey building in Lower Bridge Street along the city’s ring-road dated back to the 1960s. </p><p>And a disheartened Canterbury bistro boss has mounted an extraordinary fightback - by rolling out a ban on laptops</a>. </p><p>He says the \