Police hunt man accused of sexually assaulting woman in Dover Castle’s wartime tunnels

11-04-2025 11:25 via independent.co.uk

Police hunt man accused of sexually assaulting woman in Dover Castle’s wartime tunnels

Dover Castle confirmed staff were supporting the police in their investigation

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