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Work starts to pull down old eyesore

An artist's impression of the new-look Quarterdeck site in Deal, due to be completed in the autumn of 2014
An artist's impression of the new-look Quarterdeck site in Deal, due to be completed in the autumn of 2014

Contractors started work on Monday to demolish the derelict Quarterdeck, Deal’s biggest seafront eyesore.

The inside of the single-storey building is being stripped and workers are busy dismantling the back of the site, facing the Middle Street car park.

A former district council property, the old Quarterdeck is now owned by the Canterbury-based company Rogate, which has plans to build flats in a three and four-storey block, with business space for a restaurant, cafe or shop on the ground floor.

John Showler, a director at the firm, said: “The development will be well worth the wait and should be completed by the autumn of 2014. Properties in the building have already been reserved, which is encouraging.”

* For full story see the East Kent Mercury, August 1.

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