Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2017-03-16

• ‘It’s one colossal cover-up’
• GULF WAR VET KILLED
• Killer air
• Kent swoop
• ‘Catastroph­e’
• Addicts would use ‘safe space’
• Government should legalise cannabis use, argues our columnist
• House raid
• Cancer treatment call
• ‘It is sad these purges are needed. But littering is a reality’
• Canterbury hockey men inflict first defeat on league leaders
• Landlords may have to pay £5.5m student tax bill
• CHEQUERED PAST: HEAD TEACHER’S LEADERSHIP SAW TURBULENT TIMES… PROTESTS, QUESTIONS AND STAFF RESIGNATIO­NS
• EXPERT’S VIEW
• Mum-of-four jailed after U-turn that killed motorcycli­st
• ‘I want to hold you In my arms and tell you I love you with all my heart’
• K&C surviving on agency doctors, says trust
• MP doesn’t want to see ‘sticking Plaster’ solution
• Decision due on whether to push for super council
• Primary school head charged over child porn photos
• Agony of teenager as dad dies a year after she lost mum
• Reassuranc­es were none of the sort
• How independen­ce was abruptly ended
• More support for EU citizens
• Grammars may be forced to lower bar for poorer students
• ‘Greedy’ sons face £200k costs after losing court battle over father’s will
• Rural setting is in real danger of being swept away
• Chance to have say over hopes for the future of rail franchise
• Election man is jailed over fake names
• ‘Mindless thugs’ attack car used for disabled girl
• Super council sums done on the back of an envelope
• Stonemason claims he wasn’t warned about killer dust
• Astonishin­g images found in Hitler’s bunker auctioned
• City country park closer with release of barracks’ land
• Packed programme of entertainm­ent
• Bird to take pride of place again
• What was new then is now part of history
• Herne Bay Photograph­ic Club
• Laps of luxury
• Raising the
• C4 sets new tone
• Sons follow dad’s footsteps
• DARTS: LLEWELLYN SETTLES SEE-SAW CONTEST TO SEND UNBEATEN LEADERS SIX POINTS CLEAR
• Market A still looking the team to beat
• Indoor bowls round-up
• Brisley takes third spot on the national stage
• Sturry lose top spot following surprise defeat
• Medals galore at gala
• Bay secure promotion
• Kerly’s strike the clincher
• Scoreline only half story
• Promotion hopes in balance after home defeat
• Pratt admits rest will do squad good
• Blues sink Monument to earn cup final spot
• BASKETBALL: CRUSADERS SET SIGHTS ON PLAY-OFF GLORY AFTER SECURING FOURTH SUCCESSIVE TITLE
• Town let two-goal lead slip in semi
• Pulman double maintains run
• RUGBY Overseas hitch
• Bitterswee­t for Knight

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