Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2017-10-26

• School gives up fight to stop bulldozers rolling in
• Universiti­es’ joint bid could see city get medical school
• Plan to give three city back streets £600k spruce up
• Pay-and-display could soon be a thing of the past
• Father accused of murdering daughter still being assessed
• Celebrity stag captured after epic adventures
• Knifepoint robber has been on run for months
• ‘no immediate danger’
• Beating the jams
• With a precious cargo
• ‘these box bikes are just a brilliant step’
• Students blamed for number of shop trolleys dumped
• Tragic Taiyah’s mum backs call for rail platform safety barriers
• Pothole repairs ‘the work of a five-year-old’ in crater-hit street
• Potholes add up to towering problem
• Residents protest as bus lane plan threatens parking
• ‘We’ll snub bloated pay-packet deals’
• Ready to roll on 250-home estate
• Pub ghost could be Gilbert, the prawn cocktail crisp thief
• Driver error blamed as 161 hurt on ‘danger’ M2 stretch
• Man raped woman while she slept next to her child
• Brother Alan’s days as Gazette cameraman
• Room for a little optimism at last over hospital
• Sad cave-in on Langton exams
• Student digs are a favourite target of opportunis­tic thieves
• Park further from the school!
• Older people are vital to city’s economy
• Brave sisters face op over cancer risk
• Judge upholds ban against neighbour
• Timber team gets you close to perfect finish
• Sherlock cop conman claimed he was forced by drugs gang
• Friends made final months the best of my daughter’s life
• Dragon will help students to achieve business dream
• Campaigner­s slam ‘reworded’ plan for breastfeed­ing care
• Auditors warn of huge Dover delays following Brexit
• 1,700 complaints in a year about patient transport
• ‘We want Kent to be known as the wine garden of England’
• Scheme for young people who have mental illness
• Trio rewarded for going the extra mile
• Marlowe boss takes final curtain
• Social media is invaluable tool if you are a councillor
• Ferry firm gives girls tour
• Professor condemns MP’S Brexit-tutor request
• Scene changes for the city’s theatre
• Great new model
• Micra’s Paul Acres finds out if the new Micra will help Nissan recover some lost ground
• Hutton excels in opening round
• Top of table looks familiar
• Golfers triumph in battle of the clubs
• Pilgrims blitz buries rivals
• So close to toppling leaders
• Debut keeper’s efforts prove in vain
• Must-win mission
• Fightback not quite enough
• Search for points continues
• Griffiths among the goals
• Depleted Force show plenty of spirit to secure draw
• Herne Bay & Whitstable Sunday League
• DISTRICT FOOTBALL: SCHOOLS TO REPRESENT THE COUNTY
• Late goals seal victories
• Display against leaders Pleases coach

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