Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2020-04-30

• ALDI TO OPEN NEXT TO B&Q
• PILING UP
• STILL QUIET
• 250-home estate put on hold by legal challenge
• People may need to book to use tips
• Hydrogen buses could help tackle city’s pollution
• Family wish gran happy hundredth through window
• PC slapped man in face and called him a ‘good boy’
• ‘I’m feeling better... but worry I could catch virus again’
• Green light, camera, action for studios plan
• Park bosses still ‘pressing ahead’
• Panel to probe decade of baby deaths
• ‘Let’s banish rush hour forever’ says Kent roads chief
• REACTING TO THE CALL
• Prime Minister makes his comeback speech
• Death toll at least 24,000 as nation observes silence
• Drive-through pharmacy open for cancer patients
• One in 10 wouldn’t seek urgent help
• Heart attack survivor’s message
• Warnings issued as dozens ignore lockdown rules
• Chief slams spitting ‘scumbags’
• Customers can queue in their cars when it rains
• ‘Hitler’s suicide was no surprise – it’s a pity it wasn’t earlier’
• UK needs to be more selfsuffic­ient
• Don’t go back to the old ‘normal’
• Our rushed restrictio­ns lead to confusion
• Crisis shows we can make a better society
• Sensible to re-open recycling centres
• Social media a mixed blessing for music fans
• Family rowing to Margate... without leaving home!
• Cricket aim for half a season
• CHAMPIONSH­IP FINALE STILL SET TO BE STAGED AT BRANDS HATCH
• Fuller’s wife earns praise
• Our team of the season!
• Ifs, buts and maybes don’t win you matches
• SPORT Gills still plan ahead
• Gymnast blown away by create and donate campaign

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