Kent Messenger Maidstone - 2016-06-17

• Union seeks ambulance trust Parliament inquiry
• County’s best in action at the Kent Schools Athletics Championsh­ips
• Dumped rubbish making residents’ lives a misery
• Commuter’s literary labour of love
• Air ambulance in U-turn on £7.5m relocate plans
• Still no answer on how pensioner died of thirst in hospital
• Six-year probe
• Equestrian plot Sick horses
• Police chief back in the force with exotic new beat
• Brexit campaign winning over a majority in county
• Safeguardi­ng role found wanting at private school
• Domestic abuse is expected to surge during tournament
• Chicken catchers succeed in modern slavery case
• Picnics and parties – everyone loves celebratin­g a special day
• It’s been an honour to serve you, Ma’am
• Train operator proposes direct Cambridge service
• Kids throw own skills in the mix
• The man who has given blood more than 100 times
• Aye aye captain – charity wants pirates to join cause
• Kent father forces TV show off air
• Teenage girl dies after falling from supermarke­t roof
• NHS bosses’ pay is insult to staff
• Helen Grant MP
• No need to panic over school places
• That’s enough of blots on the landscape
• What’s happening where you live...
• That’s the way to do it, Roy!
• Great to be involved
• A wake-up call for the senses
• Planning Applicatio­ns
• What’s happening where you live...
• What’s happening where you live...
• What’s happening where you live...
• When we think of Maidstone’s lost industries we probably think first of paper, then of beer, cherry brandy, cars, trucks, furniture – but what of lime? For centuries Blue Bell Hill was home to a set of lime kilns and chalkpits that supplied farms and busi
• Boss nagged by his sister to finish 10k in under an hour
• Five generation­s gather for matriarch’s 106th birthday
• Friends and family mourn Merseyside Kentish Man
• Swede success
• Hennon’s ready to bounce back
• TAG RUGBY: YOUNGSTERS BATTLE IT OUT
• ROUND-UP: MASTERS FIXTURE DOES NOT GO TO PLAN AS M&M FALL INTO THE DROP ZONE BUT SPRINTER WRIGHT IS HITTING HIS STRIDE
• Barrett’s day as guests shine
• Spitfires fall to defeat despite Coles heroics
• Bell-Drummond the key man again
• Town lays foundation for victory
• Bourne’s losing run continues
• Murphy on mission to find best form
• Nicky’s a world beater
• Transfer window scrapped

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