Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2012-09-20

• Fiery outbursts at towers traffic scheme meeting
• Cricketing heroes and showbiz stars take to the wicket
• Police accused of ignoring vandalism to cheat figures
• Calls for more to do to keep youths off streets
• Bread bin misery of dumped guinea pigs
• Vet’s plea to cat owners after Milly collar horror
• Farmers’ market’s future secure
• Pensioner terrorised group with fake gun
• Volunteer crashes car into Cathedral Crypt
• Just a couple of decades ago, students expected to slum it in the kind of grubby digs offered by pennypinch­ing landlord Rigsby in TV sitcom Rising Damp. But now, as chief reporter discovered, those settling into the newest accommodat­ion in the city have
• Warning after eight park blazes
• Couple met and married within just two weeks
• Killer wife fighting claim to make her pay off £164,000
• Silver adds the polish in reward for looking good
• Objectors angry as school move to old hospital site agreed
• Doors open on city’s little known Masonic museum
• A chance to win great prizes in Faces of Whitefriar­s competitio­n
• Warning after bid to lure girl into car
• Cyclists angry over bike rack fiasco
• Author examines Tudors’ sex lives and birth beliefs
• Novel tells story of mine strike-breaker
• Nurse forged papers and gave injection to screaming child
• Wartime airman’s 60 missions in Lancaster bomber
• A true charity champion
• A drop in the ocean for him, a fortune to some!
• Just a rare moment of council lunacy
• Rubbish system that needs sorting out
• Intrusion in the public interest is a wobbly defence - as Kate and I know to our cost
• Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells - but keep it quiet
• Peter raises £2k in run for sister he never knew
• L’arche on the move to the city
• Ancient road changed by the war
• Call for lorry charge to fund Stack solution
• Teenager fined for brutal attack on dad’s pet dog
• There’ll be a beautiful noise at Diamond date
• Concert to mark 185 years since Beethoven died
• Season starts with masterpiec­es of German baroque
• Win tickets to Wildwood
• Late chemists
• Season wrapped up in style
• Miles brothers are kept busy
• Faversham
• Men show winning mentality
• Young side make perfect start
• Monument enjoy perfect 10
• Davis hits brace to ensure Eagles secure the points
• Long-range Rice on hand with stunner
• Sports awards
• Skipper leads by example
• Blues knocked back by Lancers’ early charge
• Everything I hoped
• Clifford: Progress made but we came up short
• Stars pledge futures

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