Kent Messenger Maidstone - 2022-02-24

• Village unites to find missing teen
• Call to put unique carriage collection on centre stage
• Hit-maker’s award from PM Boris
• ‘A strong character who has left a huge void’
• ‘Secrecy reaches a peak with homes consultati­on idea’
• It’s not nice to see you, Eunice
• Destructio­n as chimney topples and bricks fall
• Trust axed nearly 100 ops at the last minute
• ‘Council’s community centre plan could kill our rugby club’
• Memories of diver killed by shark
• ‘I can talk to animals and tell what they’re thinking’
• Park and Ride reaches its final farewell terminus
• JOHN’S LEGACY OF
• Liberals real danger to working class
• Cut bills with higher taxes
• Dead end for town’s park and ride service
• Political system needs to change
• Epic instructio­n manuals could do with a trim
• Come on MBC, get a grip
• Far left as nasty at the far right
• ‘We ran gauntlet and found new death row meal’
• Why big bank owes debt of gratitude to County Town
• Mr Tonbridge: From war hero to civic Jack of all trades
• TikTok pug’s fight for life
• Border control plans warning
• Can a new catch of the day boost sector?
• Creative blueprint for reviving high streets
• Far from the madding crowd
• Kent County Council, acting in exercise of its powers under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, makes or intends to make the following Orders.
• Kent County Council, acting in exercise of its powers under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, makes or intends to make the following Orders.
• McKimm: Billericay clash won’t define our season
• All eyes on top spot now
• Bulls master tough conditions to secure win
• Girls eye national glory
• It’s just another game

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