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Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District, 27 August 2026

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A grand­mother dragged a woman to the floor by her hair dur­ing a vicious brawl inside Primark. Donna Baker, 41, was involved in a shock­ing attack at the Can­ter­bury clothes store as shop­pers and staff des­per­ately tried to break up the viol­ence.

Gran, 41, spared jail over Primark brawl

ArticleTeen denies murder after young biker dies out­side pub

A teen­ager has denied mur­der­ing a young biker in a fatal col­li­sion out­side a pub. Con­nor Todd, 19, appeared at Can­ter­bury Crown Court on Wed­nes­day last week and pleaded not guilty to the one offence regard­ing the death of Har­ley...

Teen denies murder after young biker dies out­side pub

Article‘My skin was fall­ing off - I was ter­ri­fied to look in the mir­ror’

A young woman has told how her life was turned upside down by an agon­ising skin con­di­tion that left her vir­tu­ally bed-bound, bleed­ing onto her sheets and ter­ri­fied to look in the mir­ror. Sophie Cooper says her skin would burn con­stantly...

‘My skin was fall­ing off - I was ter­ri­fied to look in the mir­ror’

ArticleAbuser strangled woman before win­dow jump

A domestic abuser who strangled a woman to the point of uncon­scious­ness before try­ing to flee from a flat win­dow has been jailed. Police received an emer­gency call from the vic­tim, who could be heard on the line dis­tressed, cry­ing and...

Abuser strangled woman before win­dow jump