Kent Messenger Maidstone - 2016-05-06

• Suicide bid on the motorway Trucker dies of heart attack after teenager’s crash death bid on M20
• MAN SHOT DEAD BY POLICE
• TRAffIC UPDATE MP tackles road misery caused by building work
• Trucker Ronald hits the road for his last journey
• It’s Billy the Quid as he cashes in on Leicester triumph
• Driver escapes car just as it bursts into flames
• Ex MEP is jailed for four years over £100k claims fraud
• £3m scheme to give high street new lease of life
• Amazing discovery in son’s card collection
• Family and friends launch charity in brave mum’s name
• PCSO’s dedication to work recognised
• Southern Water to act on sewer faults
• Fire-hit nursery flooded with gifts of toys and help
• Queen’s Award is proof Rob keeps good company
• After 32 years on council, Daphne is calling it a day
• Plan for 100 homes hits a wall
• Charity groups stay away from cultural celebratio­n
• Warning after ‘convincing’ scam costs company £20k
• Ammonia man behind bars
• Inferences in Labour leaflet
• Ignoring the views of local people
• Must it all grind to halt when the power goes off?
• Helen Grant MP
• We should be proud of our NHS
• Incredible days for ‘little guys’ of Leicester
• Advertisem­ent feature
• Advertisem­ent feature
• Scheme just the job for two youngsters
• YOURLOCALW­eather
• What’s happening where you live...
• Midshipman on parade
• Legal backing for our charity trek
• What’s happening where you live...
• Changing the Vikings’ view
• What’s happening where you live...
• What’s happening where you live...
• Blossom walk raises funds for hospice
• What’s happening where you live...
• Plans for bypass controvers­ial as far back as 1937
• With his mother dead and his father serving abroad, John laming had an unsettled childhood. Now aged 84, Mr Laming, who lives in Australia, continues his tale of growing up in Kent during the Second World War. By 1944, he has moved from Cranbrook to Tonbr
• Why London-Brighton bike ride is dear to Helen’s heart
• Howie delivers first points
• Hennon makes it three in a row
• George wins county crown
• Big win earns maximum points
• Bernard stakes his claim
• We’re up and running now
• Duo back in the fold
• Team spirit helps winning formula
• LOCAL CRICKET
• Opener proves a tough test
• Chapman close to sub-hour mark in 10-mile triumph
• Royden makes grade in record field at Great Lines
• Play-off ends in heartbreak
• Mother’s pride at success
• Bears finish with thrilling victory
• Promotion is Dack’s focus
• Why dad is keeper Worgan’s No.1
• Father Nigel’s boNd is so special
• Saunders praises team effort
• Flisher plays on weakest link
• Healy strike earns point
• Parry and Coyle keep it mean
• STONES FANS HAVE BIG ROLE TO PLAY, SAYS SAUNDERS

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