Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2017-10-05

• Uber to deliver big Macs Tempers fray over on-street parking
• Good boy Joey! War Horse wins the hearts of children
• Inside
• River of ruin
• SPORT
• Storytelle­r Morpurgo is guest on special night
• Atmospheri­c music and war-torn landscape, and Every human Emotion
• Help us celebrate Gazette’s 300th birthday
• Mcdonald’s jumps on to food-delivery bandwagon
• Driver slams two-star parking scheme
• Next week
• Council restates city bike ban
• Discount night
• Brass concert
• Homes approval
• Student flats can be built
• 52-bed block set to win approval
• Election talk
• Squeeze a hit
• Star gazing
• Theatre will give former museum new lease of life
• Drink-drive suspect in police chase crash
• Gazette back in city after nine years
• Doctorate for oldest uni student
• Evening pass
• Teen arrested
• Art book fair
• Fury as drivers dodge parking charges by using city backstreet­s
• I either have to pay £350 or use a space outside someone else’s house
• Up next?
• Campaigner­s claim
• Urgent care offered... at a price
• A&E crisis will deepen
• Chairman stands down as new chief exec takes over
• Taking urgent action
• Patients’ feedback requested
• Site purchase is ‘major step forward’
• Ancient church set for lottery lifeline
• Piles of riverside waste cleared
• ‘Universal Credit is a shambles’
• Please, nanny, may I have a beer?
• Shopping street revamp put off
• A fox’s-eye view of plight of homeless
• It’s a long way but the views are wonderful
• Lighting the way
• To funds success
• Nurses’ friendship still strong – after 35 years
• Pub’s £10,00 target for hospice
• EX-MP unhelpful with Europeans
• Clobbering workers will not solve issues
• Coastal towns need their own councils
• It’s money first for today’s universiti­es
• Correction­s & clarificat­ions
• Developmen­t would not be sustainabl­e
• Silence is awkward from both parties on plan for grammars
• More letters on page 21
• Exciting times for Labour in the city
• Correction­s and clarificat­ions
• OFF THE RECORD
• Give priority to agricultur­e plans
• Inthursday’sbig-value
• Mature trees will recover
• Celebrate our city’s diversity
• Spending cash on bad drivers
• Work on huge pylons underway
• Making music together on Silver Sunday
• Scarecrow show
• Folk night
• Quite a draw
• Developing an interest in tourism
• Charity tournament in memory of man who took own life
• Brush up on your spelling with some witchcraft lessons
• Biker died after crashing into back of van on M2
• Award for MP at conference
• Internatio­nal beer festival
• TV star going to university
• Funding help
• PCSOS get power to fine school-run illegal parkers
• Advice on still doing the business
• Charity ride bigger than ever
• MS no barrier for O2 adventurer­s
• We’re back, says Ukip leader
• Trip down Memory Lane to rock’n’roll days of the Fifties
• Analysis
• Village image on new tenner
• Neighbours win £1k each
• Farmers have a field day at Quex Park
• Results
• Ambulance service ruled to remain in special measures
• KCC allowances cost £1.75m
• FAMILY ANNOUNCEME­NTS
• Enjoy tricks, treats and Festival frights
• The science scene
• Family fought to extinguish bomb blazes
• PAUL CRAMPTON’S CANTERBURY
• Correspond­ent’s Picture
• NOTICES
• VW goes to town
• Volkswagen Polo Beats
• MOT Or NOT GOOD CLEAN Or DAMAGED 07760 752834
• CARS WANTED
• Darts
• Canterbury steal a march
• ANGLING: STEWART’S CARP TOPS EARLY AUTUMN CATCHES
• Trio compete on national stage
• Adalta
• Youth cricket
• Final surge earns fourth Putter win for Johnson
• Champions are held
• BOWLS ROUND-UP: SEASON ENDS WITH DEFEATS FOR CHISLET AND HERNE BAY BUT WHITSTABLE TRIUMPH
• Breaking sports news every day at
• Players encouraged to show their versatilit­y
• Club’s finals weekend brings out the best
• Breaking sports news every day at
• Ladies take over top spot
• Boyne: Time to step up
• Surprise defeat makes need for win even greater
• Girls fight back to claim opening victory
• Canterbury on the march
• Howard sets tone as Pilgrims hit back
• FAVERSHAM 11 SNOWDOWN 5:
• Five-star Cliff sets up big win
• Duo extend contracts
• ROLLER HOCKEY: BAY CLAIM TOURNAMENT SUCCESS
• Mullervy’s trio ready for England duty
• Typical end of season display
• Breaking sports news every day at
• Winning sequence ended by late goal
• Set pieces prove vital in Strike Force’s third win
• Narrow win maintains flying start
• Lilywhites up against it
• STRIKE FORCE: PENALTY MISS ADDS TO FRUSTRATIO­N IN SINGLE-GOAL DEFEAT
• Bay edged out in battle of champions
• WALKER AMAZED BY SKIPPER’S OMISSION
• SPORT
• Heartbroke­n for Sam
• Pratt wants no slip-ups

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