Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2017-11-30

• Killer’s ‘confession’ could clear Michael Stone of Russell murders
• Thieves steal school wheels
• Millions of pounds profit made from council car parks
• Boiler fault could make school shut for several weeks
• £20k to cut back lime trees
• Developer’s K&C offer
• ‘It’s an enormous credit to the hard work of Chek campaigner­s’
• Seen as a viable option
• ‘we are willing to give up a significan­t profit’
• Family moves five times in 10 days
• London councils ‘eyeing up more ex-mod land’
• Missing teenager seen on CCTV in city
• Next rail operator told exactly what is expected of it
• Committee advised to reject plan
• Family ‘ripped apart’ by A2 death
• ‘Lifeline’ bus services facing axe under council cost-cutting plans
• Mp slams response to her question in the house
• Supermarke­t boss told worker he’d stolen thousands
• Electric car points – council asks for your suggestion­s
• Out-of-county drug dealers jailed
• Nursery manager accuses Ofsted of being ‘pernickety’
• Mixed reaction to plans to revamp three city streets
• Hundreds of guns handed in to police
• Pupils’ assumption­s should be challenged
• Is government trying to bankrupt country?
• Paying the price of leaving the EU
• Honest hospital talk needed
• Parties’ views on NHS differ hugely
• De Haan plans garage off A2
• I’ still lovin’ it
• Police respond to critics of domestic ‘control’ charges
• Pensioner ‘caught on camera stealing two bottles of gin’
• The laughs just fly off the stage
• Regency jewel was a centrepiec­e of city life
• Funk and soul
• COLDER WEATHER TAKES
• Vets open with a victory
• Indoor bowls
• Clifford leaves to take MCC role
• INDOOR CRICKET: CHRIST CHURCH SECOND TEAM UNABLE TO DELIVER, WRITES ALAN BENSTED
• Kent open campaign with home game
• Castle sets up victory
• SWIMMING: ING TAKES PRIDE OF PLACE FOR FAVERSHAM IN SYNCHO CHAMPIONSH­IPS
• Half-time blast has desired effect
• Win in balance until end
• Boyne embarrasse­d by result
• THOMPSON DOUBLE HELPS SECURE VICTORY IN BASEMENT BATTLE
• Keeper heroics can’t save Millers
• Point a poor return for efforts
• Draws becoming a habit
• Royals beaten in extra-time
• Town firing on all cylinders
• Honest half-time words work wonders

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