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Large hole appears in field off Trinity Road, near The Pheasant in Ashford

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Anxious dog walkers fear a big hole removed by yobs and filled with rubbish is a mishap waiting to occur.

The big space, thought to be about 4ft deep, appeared a week back in a sandy field near The Pheasant pub in Kennington, Ashford.

Empty bottles, cans and a non reusable barbecue are cluttered at the bottom. Picture: Dylan Rowe

It sits beside a mound in the middle of the land off Trinity Road and has actually been filled with empty bottles, crushed cans and even a non reusable barbecue.

A variety of dirt dives have actually likewise been produced however citizens state they are just concerned about the “dangerous” hole.

Dylan Rowe, who attempted to fill out deep space while out on a walk, says his primary issue is for dogs who might fall in if they are off the lead.

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“There’s a group of teenagers that have recently taken to digging these dirt jumps,” he said.

“It’s made a mess of the field but the 4ft-ish hole is my main concern, especially for people walking their dogs.

The hole is off Trinity Road in Kennington

“When I was last on the field I tried to push some of the sand and dirt back into the hole to fill it but there’s a fair bit that’s been dug up.”

One dog walker informed KentOnline it is just a matter of time prior to an animal, and even a kid, falls in.

“It’s really is quite deep, and it’s only sand holding it up so it could easily collapse,” they said.

“I’ve tried reporting it but it’s private land so I don’t know who to go to.

“Nobody has an issue with the kids making the jumps, they don’t usually cause any problems, it’s just the hole that is the issue.”

The hole has to do with 4ft deep. Picture: Dylan Rowe

Another neighbour said glass spread on the course which runs parallel to the field is likewise a problem.

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They included: “I think this is down to people not thinking about the consequences of their actions, rather than premeditated vandalism, or intention to cause harm.

“A lot of people walk their dogs and young children in these areas and it could be potentially very dangerous, especially the hole in the field that has appeared, and the potential for injury is very high for people, dogs, kids and wild animals alike.”

The hole has actually appeared simply 2 months after 3 bus shelters were smashed in Trinity Road after “meaningless idiots” struck throughout a night of vandalism.

Several dirt dives have actually been produced off Trinity Road

Glass was shattered along the pavement and four lampposts were also damaged.

In December, Stagecoach temporarily suspended services to a number of streets in Kennington following a spate of vandalism against its buses.

The choice was made after vandals tossed a rock at a bus which smashed its window.

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