How the East Kent coast became the new Shoreditch
- 20 June 2015 10:31283590Jack of Hearts
- 20 June 2015 13:53283592I would think that the person who wrote that piece has never visited Folkestone and Deal as neither of them are shabby, the latter recently won "High St of the year" award. Parts of Folkestone are awaiting regeneration but on the whole is a pleasant town to visit.
- 21 June 2015 09:03283612Most of the people who write this nonsense never visit the places they write about. After you read what's been written and actually evaluate the content, its little more than an advert for the local estate agents. Folkestone has always been one of my favourite places for a walk around, and although for some reason I've never really liked Deal, I certainly wouldn't call it shabby. Perhaps the author should get off their lazy rear end and visit Ashford, or the Medway Towns if they want to see some shabbiness...holiday in Gravesend anyone ?
- Bob Whysman
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21 June 2015 13:51283617I think that the Telegraph proof reader (if they use one) forgot to notice the word 'previously' had been omitted.
A missed letter or two can change the whole meaning of some written articles !
Zoe Bare All, I believe, meant the headline to read:
How the East Kent coast became the new Shoreditch
The rebirth of Dreamland shows why PREVIOUSLY shabby resorts such as Margate, Deal and Folkestone are now a magnet for fashionable buyers priced out of London
Do nothing and nothing happens.