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Minor gas leak recalls planners fears for Witney housing development
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Village residents hail great victory after plans for 95 homes turned down
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Emails show Iqbal Mirchi was in contact with Pak officer to harm former IPS officer: ED Divyesh Singh
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) chargesheet in the Iqbal Mirchi case, submitted at the PMLA court on Monday, mentions emails where the underworld gangster discussed his plans to physically harm a former IPS officer from Mumbai.
The data was reportedly retrieved via emails provided by Iqbal Mirchi s second wife. The email (itsmemon@hotmail.com) reveals communication of Iqbal Mirchi with a Pakistani police officer who is suspected to have worked Pakistani Intelligence agency ISI.
Iqbal Mirchi had sought information regarding IPS officer Rahul Rai Sur, a 1981 batch IPS officer who was posted as DCP of Anti-Narcotics Cell of Mumbai Police between 1989 and 1992.
By Jeff Pitts
2/3/2021
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People living between Aylesford and Maidstone feel swallowed up by non-stop development
Published: 06:00, 31 January 2021
A halt must be called to the âmarch towards overdevelopmentâ which risks leaving communities swept up into ever-expanding urban sprawl.
This is the demand of two MPs who say people living between Maidstone and Aylesford are having their âlegitimate concernsâ about levels of house building and strain on infrastructure ignored.
People in Barming near Maidstone say they are being swamped by housing developments. Picture: HawkEye Aerial Media
Helen Grant and Tracey Crouch are set to convene what they describe as an emergency meeting to discuss the ongoing development of land close to Hermitage Lane.
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