Image posted by police of Terry Beaton, reported missing from Greenhithe. A public appeal has been launched in the search for a man reported missing from Greenhithe in Dartford, Kent. Kent Police said on Saturday that 26-year-old Terry Beaton has last been seen in the Charles Street area of Greenhithe on Friday morning (January 8). They added that Terry has links to the Slade Green area and also offered a description of him in the hopes of helping members of the public identify him. Terry Beaton has been reported missing from #Greenhithe If you have any information that can help us locate him, call us on 101 quoting 09-0398. https://t.co/FufqDw50REpic.twitter.com/qig0fi1bhM Kent Police (UK) (@kent police) January 9, 2021
Trains and stations free of covid in Kent, says Southeastern
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Updated: 18:42, 31 December 2020
Southeastern says commuters can use its trains and stations in confidence after the latest round of tests for coronavirus has drawn a blank.
Trains at the Gillingham depot and on the Sheerness branch line, as well as the large Slade Green depot, were all tested.
Swabbing a ticket screen at a Southeastern railway station
Swabbing locations included âhigh touchâ points such as grab poles in the carriages, toilet door buttons and the controls in driversâ cabs.
Swab testing was completed on 20 of Southeasternâs busiest stations in the autumn, with six more stations including Sittingbourne, Slade Green, Maidstone East, Ramsgate, Margate and Herne Bay tested in November.
Covid-19 dashboard for the borough of Bexley Coronavirus infection rates are rising once again in south east London, and Bexley, the borough with the highest number of cases in the region, has broken down all the figures behind this rise. Bexley has reported the highest number of weekly Covid-19 cases across south east London for over a month now, and whilst all boroughs saw a decline in infection rates following the November lockdown, this has now changed. The borough s Covid-19 infection rate is today up to 269.0, whilst the rate is even higher in neighbouring Dartford (274.4). The infection rate is expressed as the number of cases per 100,000 people recorded in the last week, as reported by Public Health England.