More cannabis factories, by James O'Fee

Wednesday, July 28. 2010

"The Rectory"

"The Rectory" Gatepost

Last year, most recently in Smoke on the hill Part 4 (Friday, December 18. 2009), I referred to the discovery of a Chinese-run cannabis factory in our suburban bywater. Before that the house, where over one thousand cannabis plants were found, had been for many years the Rectory of the local parish, and the gatepost still bears the name.

Last month another cannabis factory was discovered in the Old Fort area of the nearby village of Helen's Bay (the fort was built as a gun emplacement in the First World War). And this month, in another development, another Chinese-run cannabis factory has been discovered in the Newtownards Road of this town. Plainly a lucrative and expanding business, even though illegal.

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