Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2020-07-02

• ‘IT’S NOT OVER’
• KEEPING ORDER
• GP surgery for 15,000 patients
• Gymnastics club in survival fight
• Cathedral statues could be toppled
• Young sisters on mission to rid beautiful city of graffiti scourge
• …BUT SAFETY CONCERNS SEE SOME REMAIN SHUT
• Misbehavio­ur not ‘tolerated’
• Family’s heartache over shock death of ‘special’ father
• Fresh hope for popular boot fair
• Free green bin service ends
• Joy as lost ring found on beach
• County’s deep roots with our US cousins
• Small beer for Kent’s micropubs
• Why our county is well-placed to beat pandemic recession
• Tenacious Gazette reporter scoops national award
• ‘We should do more to retain staff’
• ‘Culture change needed so problems are raised’
• ‘Must learn lessons from elsewhere’
• T ragedy strikes
• On our railways
• Grieving family overwhelme­d by hospice support
• University staff facing 20% pay cut as pandemic bites
• Raptures as heroic amputee Tony, 5, crosses finish line
• Carbon footprint falls but ‘more to do’
• ‘State of emergency’ warning as charity calls for more help
• National paw-trait gallery
• Radio showdown over police decision to fly special flag
• Did zoo owner take secrets o
• Ver missing peer to his grave?
• Airbnb rules ‘won’t work’
• ‘Johnny No Hands’
• Learn from or eradicate past?
• Reform for postpandem­ic world
• Arguing about statues masks the real issues
• Cyclists putting walkers at risk
• Join the escape to the country
• Darts return to training
• Scally: We’re in good shape
• No start date delays Gills on Ehmer deal
• Zak: We can both play!
• Motorsport

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