Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2016-11-10

• Mould and maggots make it a troubled time for Mcdonald’s
• Down with the establishm­ent
• Neighbours at odds over ‘Calais Jungle’ dining area in garden
• Seven out of 10 heads are against new grammar plans
• Brave OAP grapples with robber in raid on jeweller’s
• Flashbacks Of terrifying Knifepoint Ordeal at same shop eight years ago
• Shot by police – but still dad kept
• Teenager woke to see father standing at bedroom door with knives…
• Her life was in imminent danger
• On-track career is racing ahead
• I will fight back against fly-tippers, pledges developer
• Woman found two
• Hours from death
• Family firms encouraged our trust
• Rare chance to be pleased with defeat
• Fresh council tax rises on cards
• Healthy patriotism – in moderation
• We play crucial role in our communitie­s
• City illustrati­on looks awful
• City will need an outer ring road
• Author brews up another book on art of beer-making
• Meeting the chimps
• Massive increase in reports of domestic violence
• Monsters jailed for attack on woman
• Victim did the right thing by screaming
• Video of woman’s interview played in court
• Former councillor and union man dies after stroke
• Showing appliance of science
• Pain is worth the gain for fundraiser­s on marathon walk
• Fruit and veg business is booming
• Staying busy is key to long life
• ‘Second spring’ brings with it familiar faces
• Popular meeting place right up to the end
• Favourite songs from opera and musicals
• Toby finds a funny side to experienci­ng cancer
• Folk pair reunited for an electrifyi­ng night
• Raising the roof
• Mazda3 ups its game
• Flames quickly snuffed out
• Defending champions pushed all the way in opener
• Olympic feel to awards night
• Oliver masters rivals to claim national titles
• FAVERSHAM: COUPE SETS NEW CLUB RECORD
• ROLLER HOCKEY: YOUNGSTERS EXCEL IN EUROPEAN TOURNAMENT
• Indoor cricket
• Students looking unbeatable
• Leaders secure comfortabl­e win
• Late goal ends hopes of season’s first point
• Thompson grabs his chance
• Junior round-up
• Clewes hits hat-trick
• Blistering start paves way for milestone win
• Stephens stars as leaders are humbled
• Blues continue to impress
• Eagles excel on way to cup win
• Groom treble at heart of surprise
• Rare blank as Town’s winning run is ended
• Lovell double helps Bay maintain momentum
• For response
• Pratt praises his ruthless raiders
• Neal earns England call

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