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Alex Langridge

Alex Langridge

Verified

Reporter, Kent Online

Gravesend

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Film, Beauty Art & Real Estate, Fashion Travel, Food

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travel, hotels and resorts

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Total articles 2189

  • Age UK Kent Rivers to close Meadowside Day Centre, Dartford, and relocate service to The Clarendon Royal Community, Gravesend

    By Alex Langridge Verified| Dartford Messenger Verified Charity bosses are closing one of their premises due to “financial losses” and “low” take-up of their activities. Age UK Kent Rivers has confirmed that although it will shut the Meadowside Day Centre in Dartford, the service will be relocated elsewhere. A letter sent out to its customers by the group chief executive John Norley stated the “difficult decision” was made by the charity’s trustee board.

    By Alex Langridge Verified · Dartford Messenger

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • Suspect appears at court after armed police descend on property in East Terrace, Gravesend

    By Alex Langridge Verified| Gravesend Messenger Verified A suspect has been charged and appeared in court after armed police descended on a town over the weekend. The emergency services were called to reports of a violent disturbance at a house in East Terrace, Gravesend, at around 1am on Saturday (April 19). Police officers and armed patrols attended the scene, where it is alleged that damage had been caused to a van and property inside the premises.

    By Alex Langridge Verified · Gravesend Messenger

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • Gravesend’s Aaron Lindridge celebrates 16th birthday after fighting rare cancer as a toddler

    By Alex Langridge Verified| Gravesend Messenger Verified A teenager who fought a rare type of cancer and won when he was just two years old has now celebrated a milestone birthday. Aaron Lindridge was diagnosed with a condition known as rhabdomyosarcoma three days before Christmas in 2011. His parents, Tracy and Mar,k first knew something was wrong as the then-toddler would shake and scream in pain whenever he tried to sit down or use the toilet.

    By Alex Langridge Verified · Gravesend Messenger

    Apr. 21, 2025

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Kent Online

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Gravesend, United Kingdom

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