Drugs inquiry at holiday resort

A holiday park in Kent is being investigated by police over allegations of drug dealing by staff at the site.

Allhallows Leisure Park on the Hoo Peninsula near Rochester started its own inquiry after a Sunday newspaper claimed drugs were being sold there.

A spokesman for the resort said Kent Police had been informed about the allegations so a separate investigation could be carried out.

"We will not tolerate anti-social behaviour," he said.

"We have a high reputation to maintain and are determined to ensure that Allhallows continues to be a family-oriented resort."

The spokesman also confirmed that three members of staff referred to in the newspaper report were no longer working at the resort.

The park, which accommodates bout 3,000 holidaymakers, employs about 100 staff.