Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2016-11-24

• ‘It’s punishing people who have been hammered enough’
• Speech ban just fuels fire
• Police criticise father and son who tackled violent shoplifter
• ‘THE WHOLE POINT IS HOW WE RUN THE SYSTEM BETTER’
• Fears of K&C
• Facing big downgrade
• MPS express worry at ‘lack of vision’
• ‘It seems obvious the William Harvey will be the preferred choice’
• Ex-girlfriend tells jury how defendant threatened
• That’s £200 gone up in smoke
• School laments forced decision to axe visit of controvers­ial ex-pupil
• ‘Our goal was to
• Provocateu­r, anti-feminist, Trump backer
• Another target for spotters of our lost pubs
• Pros and cons of living in a university city
• Students in 80% of our privately-rented homes
• No wonder dine-in-for-two meals are so popular now
• Parliament must vote on Brexit
• People here care passionate­ly about our super hospital
• The FBI, teachers’ stress and an upbeat party leader
• Wincheap lights won’t help traffic
• Spending cuts to continue in battle to balance books
• Worker finds body in toilets
• Council plans its own commercial property business
• Warning on parking permit hikes
• Road blocked by huge rubbish pile
• Shelters may turn some away
• The Key to cutting ticket queues
• Making ordinary extraordin­ary...
• Call to stop plan to rip out mature trees in makeover
• It’s beginning to look
• Sorrow of England’s most bombed village
• Inspiring volunteer up for award
• A twist of Lemon fires Kelly fund
• Tone of the Tyne struck a chord with me
• Modern art meets Christian faith at Beaney exhibition
• The daily grind suddenly got a whole lot more comfortabl­e
• Wide streets were start of relief road plan
• Best yet for Crusaders
• Bay clinch promotion
• Indoor bowls
• Show one of the best ever
• Favourites make impressive start
• Mick finds right spot
• Winner Sue has arms full
• Gardiner goal earns a point
• Early lead soon overhauled
• Carey on target again to help claim crucial win
• YOUTH HOCKEY: FIVE-STAR TILLINGS SETS UP MASSIVE VICTORY
• Developing a handy
• Debutants to the fore as winning run continues
• Jordan the class act in tight contest
• Graves thrilled as bankers are brought to their knees
• Castaways’ improvemen­t comes far too late
• League warning over unplayed games
• Marathon late convert makes rapid strides
• Bay’s unbeaten run ended
• Quick double paves way for Town victory
• ....but pratt says survival still aim

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