Kent Messenger Maidstone - 2013-05-31

• Superhero to the rescue
• Woman loses leg in bus horror
• Boy bullied over mum’s looks
• New dig reveals forgotten Roman villa
• Loose duck race fun – pictures
• Chaplain’s £23,000 bill to clear name
• Picture of the week
• Areas featuredin this week’s paper...
• This week’s most read stories at kentonline.co.uk
• Huge postbag on school issue
• His name’s Dusty...l
• New role for Eric
• We’re on a road to nowhere?
• Top tunes on kmfm this week
• Look left, look right – and waddle
• Fundraiser­s take it brick by brick
• ‘Appalling’ thieves get a last chance
• Victim’s ear was almost detached
• Just like the seaside!
• Cocaine fine
• Arson charge
• Full English? MPS enjoy taste of our best produce
• Anger over new housing proposals
• Law change will boost council plans
• Old school uniforms put to good use
• Head suspended amid primary school probe
• Police at row
• Plans for park
• Sheds burnt
• You are here, just in case you didn’t already know £18,000 street signs point to obvious areas
• Quackfile
• Rare species found around Maidstone
• Seal has pub goers rubbing their eyes
• C-diff cases rise to nine at hospitals
• Rural crime crackdown sees arrests
• Harmless to us
• Brothers backflip their way into the Euro dance finals
• Joint operation to tackle drugs
• Fine food, ale ...and dancing
• Colour, form and space
• Do e-cigarettes send out confusing smoke signals?
• Concerns raised over plain packaging plan
• Farms open gates to the public
• Alexandra loves thought of being homeward bound
• Your chance to star on stage
• Go-ahead for new primary
• PROGRAMME
• Hidden travel costs of rising school-leaver age
• Pester power leads to bus route change
• Pensioner’s plea for more buses
• Nurse to ship out medical help
• Couple’s cycle challenge
• Brewery adds its support
• Lucy spurred on by family rivalry
• Flingers get their pies at the ready
• £500 raised for Heroes in trek tribute to Lee
• Soccer day to give Sandra last holiday
• Accident survivor Luke plays part in fundraiser
• Charity’s visit
• He’s a dedicated follower of fashion
• Stay went without a Hitch
• Tandem pair’s amazing feat
• Grandmothe­r guilty of car park tragedy
• Hannah sits exam in her hospital bed
• Woman impaled on metal spike after fall
• Boy punched at show
• Police release man after wife’s death
• Two-pounders are too much for these
• Well done to the cake-selling Guides
• Town will need your support
• Helen Grant MPOUR
• In inclusive harmony since 1999
• Now that’s what I call a lot of compilatio­ns
• Parking mystery
• Off the Record
• Shocked by racism on my doorstep
• Fining not best way to deal with litter
• Correction­s & clarificat­ions
• Village’s top honour for Scout leader Karen
• Learning floral decorating skills
• Dragon boat racers needed by charity
• Hard work rewarded...
• This month’s weather will be....
• Horses and Ponies
• With the Trax, Chevrolet has tried to give maximum value in a product that feels a little bit premium.
• Adrian makes podium in Monaco
• Cockrill pipped just before the line after impressive ride
• King’s grand display
• Home hopes shine as rain adds to challenge
• United crowned champions
• Eight goals shared in end-of-season thriller
• Aylesford prevail in shootout
• Collin keen to be part of the big project
• King was never happy at Stones
• WARRILOW HOPES SQUAD WILL BOND QUICKLY DURING PRE-SEASON BELGIUM TRIP
• Super seniors’ glittering form
• Tonbridge capture plenty of golds in large medal haul
• Heslop tops the times for Paddock Wood dozen
• Winner Coleman raises the bar with new record
• Spitfires bounce back
• Victory bid thwarted by century stand
• Key produces his best
• Saga gifts free entry for a day at The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence
• Fordham suffers injury blow
• Sunnucks dominates
• Hollingbou­rne suffer first defeat of season
• Walton quick to make impression
• Olorunda may return
• Spitfires face team changes
• Striking difference

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