Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2016-06-02

• Dead teen’s family welcome blanket ban on legal highs
• Art and industry
• Heroic teenager stops suicidal man in railway bridge drama
• University’s
• Link to the city
• We forgive son’s killer driver
• I felt like a terrorist, says arrested dentist
• We don’t want to fine stores over abandoned trolleys, says council
• ‘Further education is not immune from government cuts’
• MP fought to stop barracks
• The wrong way to stop exam terror
• Tyre firm given £1m fine after apprentice killed in explosion
• How two very special statues found their sense of place
• We must build more homes to rent
• Pilgrimage shows churches’ friendship
• Patients’ suicides prompt coroners to call for change
• Stagecoach unveils new Triangle fleet
• Issue with city ride
• Celebratio­n of outstandin­g successes
• A sportsman with a quick mind and so many interests
• Gorillas will not just attack a child, says Howletts owner
• Campaigner­s still hold out hope of saving historic pub
• Watch out, watch out, there are adders about
• Ship-to-shore link will help celebrate Armed Forces
• Lady Luck smiles on theatre-goers
• Captain Scott, aliens and more at the Studio
• Late chemists
• Promising prototype
• Gaining momentum
• James heading Stateside
• Molly sets the standard
• Canterbury BC
• Bowls: All THE DETAILS FROM AROUND THE GREENS
• Gymnastics
• Rutherford returns from injury in winning style
• BAT & TRAP:
• Bay follow up success in Holland
• Swede storms to another victory
• Jones gets Scotland call
• Shields shines in big victory
• Campbell again
• Leaders Bourne go marching on
• At the forefront
• Teenage pair share in triple-century stand
• Tredwell joins 400 club helping Kent to victory
• Farrant and Beaumont star in double success
• Batsmen found wanting in defeat
• Billings keen to build on IPL trip
• Bobby dazzler gets Diamond League call

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