Kent Messenger Maidstone - 2016-12-09

• Restaurant’s owners fears as building is up for sale
• Teenager’s tasty business bubble
• Man’s Advent calendar has survived for 47 years
• Jail staff ‘refused to help daughter scalded on visit’
• Hunt after serious sexual assault on man in park
• School rallies to support Charlie
• When you needed them, they were there... now they need you
• Hospital errors blamed for death of grandmothe­r
• Jet washer towed away
• American teen’s death devastatin­g news for ill Kirsty
• Dad: ‘If you are going to drink, then don’t drive’
• Schools ‘must help give poorer pupils a chance to shine’
• Councillor asked to leave debate over park events
• Listening to concerns over noise
• US ambassador in a school visit to trump all others
• £1m grant will help pay for new air ambulance
• ‘Sick to death of delays – is there no end to misery?’
• Future of town centre is already taking shape
• Take a break and make a decoration
• Prescripti­ons for gluten-free food put under threat
• More branches to close as we turn to online banking
• Harry gives up his presents to help out the homeless
• Saucy Santa shop display gets visit from the police
• Car wash owner held after ‘modern day slavery’ raids
• Promise of ‘golden era’ for rail with system restructur­e
• Parents told they both have cancer within months
• Man died after being hit by car
• News from around the county Inspiring teenager loses fight with kidney cancer
• Hospital staff deserve praise
• We must do more to help hospices
• Helen Grant MP
• No one knew what Brexit would look like
• Off the Record
• YOURLOCAL Onotherpag­es...
• Renaissanc­e to pop art
• Informatio­n
• YOURLOCALW­eather
• What’s happening where you live...
• What’s happening where you live...
• It is November 14, 1916, and the world is reeling from the most costly battle in history. The Battle of Somme had just drawn to a close after claiming around a million casualties. But in the Howard Nursing Home, in Maidstone, there was nothing but joy for
• Triathlete Jack hits the road for ‘awesome’ Demelza
• Long-serving journalist ‘witty and gregarious’
• Detached house is bright and sunny
• Finally, the spare room has its moment to shine! But before the curtains are up and it’s show time, why not give it a spruce up?
• Simon Davis
• DBD helps Lions to series whitewash
• BOWLS: NO SWEAT – JUNIORS BENEFIT FROM NEW KIT
• Ford mounts a recovery Down Under
• M&M medal at Masters
• Caborn’s boot wins the day
• YOUTH: THREE TRIES ARE ENOUGH TO TOPPLE LONDON IRISH
• MOTORSPORT
• Discovered…
• Leaders march on at the top
• K SPORTS ROund-uP: vicToRy MAiNTAiNS cHALLENGE FoR THE TiTLE
• Victory gives breathing space
• Skinner double has champions in a spin
• YOUTH FOOTBALL: SPORTS OUTGUN RIVALS FOR THREE POINTS
• Waugh puts leaders in charge
• Sleepy Stones wake up too late
• Boss bemoans lack of consistenc­y
• Saunders still keen to revisit deal for striker
• PRAISE FOR ‘WALK-IN’ GOAL

Kent Messenger Maidstone - 2016-12-02

Kent Messenger Maidstone - 2016-12-16