Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2016-09-01

• ‘CHEEKY’ HARRIET FOUND DEAD IN TENT
• PUB SORRY FOR MEAL ORDEAL OF MAN WITH TOURETTE’S
• Trust bids to get back its crutches
• Social media’s mixed blessing
• Be vigilant to fight arson
• Back to jail for frenzy of violence at city pub
• Uncertain future for stroke units
• Council hires more planners to tackle applicatio­n delays
• ‘waits exceed guidelines’
• The rights and wrongs of modern writing
• Expect new venue to do healthy trade
• Stuck lorry sparks traffic debate
• Growing clean-up
• Parkway station is not a smart option
• Time could be right to make your move
• Replacemen­t of smashed bridge will cost millions
• Camp co-operation has fine words, but may be short-lived
• Inquest hears how years of drug use took their toll
• Glowing praise as nursery earns an outstandin­g rating
• ‘Essex’ plan is not the only way
• Result! Years of effort are rewarded
• We couldn’t even speak English when we started
• Bullying ordeal is behind him now
• Key debate ahead on new grammars
• Down at the business end of Northgate
• Family arts festival draws record crowds
• From Gilbert O’sullivan to Mozart
• Club marks milestone with special visitors
• Three men drowned trying to rescue friends swept into sea
• Sick joke is condemned
• ESSENTIAL INFORMATIO­N
• Pretty, pricey and pacey
• Harriers dominate
• Winners take title for third time
• GOLF ROUND-UP: KENT YOUTH Champion in CONFIDENT MOOD
• Whitstable
• Pilgrims back in form after horrow show
• Pratt wants to see harder edge
• Back division quick to find some fluency
• Six-hit Town take honours in thriller
• Teenager extends series lead
• ‘Home’ win generates a sense of optimism
• Promotion fight goes to the wire
• County maintain title bid with an innings victory
• NORTHEAST: WE FEEL WE CAN BEAT ANYBODY

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