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SiteName: Sheppey - Harty Ferry Air Raid Shelter

A small air raid shelter is built into the bank on a field boundary
on the west side of the former road to the Harty
Ferry, just south of the Ferry Inn. The ferry which linked the Isle
of Sheppey to the mainland north of Faversham ceased in 1946.

The shelter consists of a single room with a blast protected entrance.
In one corner of the room there is a square escape shaft in the roof
above with iron bars across the corner acting as a ladder. Adjacent
to the entrance passage there is a single toilet cubicle.disgraced former president of Europe’s soccer federation, in response to being identified in the leaked documents.

Some Chinese commercial news portals ran reports on the Panama Papers that focused on people with close connections to foreign personalities, such as the late father of U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron and associates of Russian President Vladimir Putin, without mentioning details linked to Chinese political figures.

Many of these articles have since become inaccessible. The Shanghai Daily, for instance, had published an English-language article summarizing foreign news reports on the Panama Papers, with references to Chinese politicians and their relatives excised. The article, which was accessible late Monday morning, has since been taken down.

Even so, some reports survived the apparent censorship, including articles outlining alleged tax evasion by Argentine soccer star Lionel Messi,