Kent Messenger Maidstone - 2022-06-30

• The baby boy they named Phoenix
• Tony inspires law for harsher sentences for child abusers
• Freak gas main fire results in flames erupting from road
• Skate park is removed at £20k cost to taxpayer
• Gym boss delighted as council backs scheme to help youths
• ‘Time to scrap daft system and set up super council’
• Protesters prep for legal fight
• Maccies off the menu as store shuts for redesign
• Family ‘huddled around oven for heat’
• Ambulance wait times improving despite delays
• Terrified cows die in fireworks display stampede in village
• Obstacle course pushes your limits
• ‘I nearly died, it was the best thing that happened to me’
• Firms urged to train their way out of crisis
• Half of county’s SMEs report fall in exports
• Surprise tea party for dinner lady Polly
• Can pew believe how old our church is?
• What became of the likely lad? Doherty on life in Kent
• Coaching is a labour of love
• ‘The first game at Old Trafford is what dreams aremadeof - hopefully we put on a show’
• ‘How many people realise referees have got the best seat in the house?’
• Emma’s an inspiratio­n
• Remainers to blame for Brexit problems
• Treating sick more important than diversity
• Should we aim for a unitary authority?
• Transparen­cy doesn’t always work in practice
• Some festivals are better enjoyed at home
• Is this Kent’s greenest home?
• Is the mortgage-free retirement dream over?
• Kent County Council, acting in exercise of its powers under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, makes or intends to make the following Orders.
• Looking to cut your fuel costs?
• Hennon a big hit on return
• Jenman beats the odds
• Fresh faces add variety
• Another golden moment as Bayley serves up win
• Jemima’s on a mission
• Scrivens key to run chase
• Leaning: Schedule an ‘absolute joke’
• Ford holds his nerve to secure Open spot

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