Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2017-06-15

• HOW Labour did IT and TORIES blew IT - STARTS page 6 Family in tragic car crash not belted up
• All the colours of the rainbow
• The road ahead … Sturry link-road viaduct designs unveiled
• Pride parade sees turn-out at the double
• New £5m station multi-storey will meet growing commuter demand
• Falling crane puts hole in house
• Big clean-up job
• Ban driver jailed
• Attack on police
• A-team going into action to take out street boards
• Cyclists delivering ever more irritation
• Caravan was being towed at 70mph before fatal crash
• Injured son still in hospital nine months after crash
• In Bloom
• Pound store
• Still missing
• Shock result brings end to 176-year Tory tenure
• Every other seat in Kent stays the same
• Students skewed it, says ex-lord Mayor
• Odds-on Brazier slips up
• ‘I knew we’d won when the villages turned red’
• Francis
• Paul
• How ‘Ms Ordinary’ among the hottest
• ‘Catastroph­ic’ campaign will be studied for years to come
• Made history to become of political properties
• Surprise result not all down to students
• ‘I’ve not decided if I would stand in an election again’
• Unsuccessf­ul lib dem candidate calls it quits
• Sir Julian’s ‘Maggie moment’?
• Businesses fear uncertaint­y
• City dare to dream of the big league
• Travellers to be chased up after meadow fly-tipping
• Exhibition by top names in art continues
• Man robbed by teenagers
• Solstice party
• Patients face long trip for urgent care
• Council’s ‘good’ care of vulnerable children
• Finally: a chance to take on ‘radical’ plans for K&C
• Man’s death ruled natural causes
• Army family facing eviction delighted to be found a home
• E-fit of robbery suspect issued
• Response to Labour win is so churlish
• Back to pavilion for analogue MP
• Photo oftheweek
• Adding up the housing plans
• Mosques need monitoring
• Free fun at the vets
• Correction
• Football fan and manager leaves legacy of laughter
• Team sweeps into action for street clean-up
• Chillenden DNA shock
• High tea and friendship at care home
• Bouncy fun at school
• RNLI fundraiser is buoyed by kindness as he hits £50,000
• Give blood regularly, urges service
• County Hall in hot seat over case of missing city bench
• Cathedral ‘ales’ restoratio­n work
• Inspiratio­nal story of woman’s escape from oppression
• Great example of larvae’s wonderful webs
• Marchers challenge prejudice with a rainbow carnival
• Determinat­ion and bravery are an inspiratio­n to us all
• How to make a nomination
• Dog rescue puts Bagpuss muse back in the frame
• Sign up for Kent Test
• Paint donation
• ‘When I was in the Gazette...’
• Majorettes display fancy footwork at fundraiser
• Disney classics at choral concert
• Manston freight plan goes public
• Mum inspired to help by son’s battle with cancer
• Hundreds take part in KM Colour Run
• Walkers’ fundraisin­g efforts commended
• Appeal helps pay tribute to loved ones
• Six-day feast of classical music
• Heart skips a beat at X Factor winners’ show
• Last chance to catch Buddy
• See puppet show then meet the cast
• Relive those great days of Sixties pop
• Top piano players at restaurant
• Arts festival focuses on young people
• Five stories of ‘revenge porn’ abuse
• Yvonne’s multicolou­r bob raises £2,000 for charity
• Choice of acting head confirms links between grammar schools
• Sad story of a spinster’s bungalow
• A happy hybrid
• Mini Cooper S E Countryman ALL4
• In the hunt Paul Acres
• Peugeot 3008 GT Line
• Success follows success
• Darts
• Morris defies challengin­g conditions to secure cup
• Canterbury Harriers
• Barbara books final spot
• Bat & trap
• Boughton
• Canterbury
• Whitstable
• Ash BC
• Barham BC
• Faversham
• Oyster IBC
• Cricket
• Smart ride despite pain
• Baker beaten in sprint finish
• Golf
• Pair finish three clear but win is not all plain sailing
• Doubles for Shepherd and Jezzard
• Victory is fitting tribute
• Tenerife trip ends in best possible way
• Fun in the sun for youngsters
• SWIMMING: YOUNGSTERS IMPRESS ON WAY TO FINE VICTORY IN MEMORIAL GALA
• WALKING FOOTBALL:
• Bennett eases champions home
• WOMEN’S CRICKET: BATTING DUO ESTABLISH NEW RECORD AS CITY CLUB SET PACE AT TOP OF SOUTHERN LEAGUE
• Derby decided in final over
• Gould excels with bat and ball to keep Bourne in hunt
• GILLESPIE Says he has Grown as a coach at kent
• CITY HAS BECOME REAL HOME FROM HOME
• Battling draw could prove crucial
• Bernard: It’s starting to click in place
• Golden girl to return ‘home’
• COUNTY FACE TWO BIG GAMES IN PROMOTION BID

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