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Police called to Hythe as work begins on Princes Parade scheme
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Updated: 13:55, 09 March 2021
Police were called to a beauty spot after people gathered to protest over work starting on a new housing development.
Ecology work to clear trees and vegetation has begun along the northern bank of the Royal Military Canal in Hythe in preparation for the divisive Princes Parade scheme.
Work has started on Princes Parade to remove some trees and vegetation, sparking anger among residents. Picture: Save Princes Parade Facebook
When complete, it will include 150 new homes, a leisure centre, a hotel and green spaces along the coastal road.