By rgriffiths@thekmgroup.co.uk (Rhys Griffiths) Pranksters have posted fake notices around one Kent town warning people of bogus laws requiring people to wear seatbelts on public transport. The hoax announcements have been put up at bus stops and at Folkestone West railway station – warning travellers they could face fines of up to £1,000 or even prison for failing to buckle up. But transport firms operating buses and trains in the town have confirmed the A4 posters are merely the creation of a fertile imagination. A spokesman for bus operator Stagecoach said: “We are aware that a number of ho…
