Kent Messenger Maidstone - 2019-09-12

• Tons of ideas wanted for design of elephant trail
• Tony’s ready for his first day at school
• You can pull the strings at puppet show
• Supermarke­t Sweep’s bonus to homeless as foodbank stocked
• Kent Police seeks to arm Specials with Taser guns
• Murder accused feared for his life when confronted by rival
• Veterans’ charity
• Soldiers with TB the first to be given help
• Legion’s work continues to help others
• Farmer’s plea to dog owners after seven sheep killed
• Nightclub licence under review following death
• Community rallies behind ‘Choose Knives Not Lives’
• ‘Blown it’ Bungling duo jailed after blasting cash point
• Pair killed in crash were 14 times over drug limit
• County council leader to step down after 14 years
• Controvers­y, but moments of pride too
• Hero at care home’s fire confessed to setting blaze
• Baby names Oliver and Amelia see a boom in popularity
• Woman died from rare complicati­on of surgery
• Takeaway told to clean up its act after inspection
• Girls grammar joins IT crowd
• ‘Revolution­ary’ plans to modernise town’s museum
• Brexit behind sharp drop in registrati­ons
• Chef’s school is toast amid college woes
• Developers eye-up town sites for high-rise homes
• Protection on sudden conversion­s
• Charity football match had one important goal
• Comment: ‘Talking over the darkness’
• Suicides rise but help is out there
• Hunt is on for the Hospital Hero 2019
• Villagers are stuck in a rut over lorry congestion
• 3G pitch proposals given green light
• Rules row over boy’s mohican
• Riverside project to put Towns on map
• Teens’ action to help homeless people
• Out of touch on town statements
• Food donation from TV show is great example
• Helen Grant
• No chance now of politician­s being grown ups
• Off the record
• Planning Applicatio­ns
• Taking stock of OXO cube’s rich history in the Weald
• Grandson wins battle to honour forgotten heroes
• Uniting against dementia; together we’ve got this
• Make some room for beautiful houseplant­s
• The pickup with a sixth sense
• HIGH-RISE ESTATE
• Fit-again Orla up for Euros
• Littlebour­ne fall just short
• Old Boys avoid relegation
• Defeat spells the end for Canterbury in the top flight
• Walker wants Milne back for T20 again
• ‘Class act’ Zak has it all
• Parkinson could be out for season
• Leaders arrive in town
• Kedwell plays a key role again
• Mixed emotions as Edwards breaks his duck
• Wishart’s happy here
• Hak: Listen and learn

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