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<p>Fed-up residents say a stretch of scenic seafront is at risk of becoming a “squatter camp”</a> if something is not done to stop campervan owners from setting up there for weeks at a time.</p><p>Locals say people are practically living at the site on Sheppey and committing anti-social acts such as urinating in public.</p><p>Also in today’s podcast, a shop owner has been left with thousands of pounds worth of damage following a mass brawl</a> in Sheerness. </p><p>You can hear audio of the fight which involved as many as 15 people on Saturday night on the high street. </p><p>A homeless man living out of his car in Maidstone has been telling the KentOnline Podcast of his struggle to find pet-friendly accommodation</a>.</p><p>Despite holding down a full-time job, after he’s paid his child benefit, car insurance and storage costs, he’s left with little money to live off.</p><p>The boss of P&O has admitted his company pay on-board crew just £4.87 an hour - and that he wouldn’t be able to live on that wage.</a></p><p>The CEO was paid £508,000 in his role last year - he’s faced a grilling in Westminster and been asked if he’s just a “modern day pirate”. </p><p>And the new Gillingham manager has been appointed</a> and says he can’t wait to get started. </p><p>Mark Bonner has taken over top job at the club and had outlined what he expects from his team. </p>
<p>Fed-up residents say a stretch of scenic seafront is at risk of becoming a “squatter camp”</a> if something is not done to stop campervan owners from setting up there for weeks at a time.</p><p>Locals say people are practically living at the site on Sheppey and committing anti-social acts such as urinating in public.</p><p>Also in today’s podcast, a shop owner has been left with thousands of pounds worth of damage following a mass brawl</a> in Sheerness. </p><p>You can hear audio of the fight which involved as many as 15 people on Saturday night on the high street. </p><p>A homeless man living out of his car in Maidstone has been telling the KentOnline Podcast of his struggle to find pet-friendly accommodation</a>.</p><p>Despite holding down a full-time job, after he’s paid his child benefit, car insurance and storage costs, he’s left with little money to live off.</p><p>The boss of P&O has admitted his company pay on-board crew just £4.87 an hour - and that he wouldn’t be able to live on that wage.</a></p><p>The CEO was paid £508,000 in his role last year - he’s faced a grilling in Westminster and been asked if he’s just a “modern day pirate”. </p><p>And the new Gillingham manager has been appointed</a> and says he can’t wait to get started. </p><p>Mark Bonner has taken over top job at the club and had outlined what he expects from his team. </p>
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