Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2017-10-12

• ‘Super surgery’ bid at hospital
• Youth centre stalwart on national award shortlist
• Homeless contribute to new children’s book
• MP backs breast cancer campaign
• Pianist to play
• Charity birthday
• Family heartbroke­n after rehomed pig goes missing
• Horse saved after falling into dyke
• Centre party to help mark a milestone
• Cat sisters plea
• Toilets for sale
• Crash victim’s family back rapid road improvemen­ts
• Route ‘seen as a race track’
• Six facing drugs and gun charges
• Collision trial
• Lucky escape as car falls from flyover on to path
• Man fighting for life after crash
• Market gives chance to teenagers
• Hit-and-run victim named
• GP ‘super surgery’ lined up for hospital grounds
• Troubled health trust appoints new boss, but she won’t be staying long
• Caribbean chain’s plan for city centre restaurant
• Candle firm on way to shopping centre
• Congratula­tions –
• Long may it continue!
• Our 28-page special supplement to mark 300 years – free with your paper
• ‘Town council would help encourage civic pride in our city’
• No half-time rest for mum
• Mum’s dream comes true
• Licence fraud
• Golf day hit
• Grammar faces
• Steiner buildings up for auction
• Losing art deco-style gem
• Post-war design was praised for its use of light
• Building Programme
• Ban oversized and hazardous goods lorries from tunnel
• Good news for Crossing users... in about eight years
• Open your eyes
• We will learn from our mistake
• To our diverse city
• Enhanced roles for PCSOS ‘papering over the cracks’
• Funds boost courses for apprentice­s
• Thanks for making all the poppies
• Ambitious plan to turn historic house into boutique hotel
• Close ties to village
• Rosie-tinted look at Labour’s most unexpected victory
• Estate is booming with babies as couples move in
• Flocking to see scarecrows
• Planning decisions
• University praises former student for his Nobel success
• Ex-chaucer pupil’s life in art and pop
• Some food for thought
• Enjoy a flash mob while you shop!
• Top picks from festival director Rosie Turner…
• Getting around
• Partnershi­ps that build a better community
• From a new perspectiv­e
• The hottest tickets in town
• Festival Interview: Ethan Maltby on The Masters of Mystery
• The hottest tickets in town
• Festival Interview: Ethan Maltby on The Masters of Mystery
• The science of everything, from A to DNA
• Festival Interview: Dr Dan Lloyd, the brain behind the festival’s science programme
• Guts, gore and a whole lot of fun for kids
• Monkeying about with Darwin
• A light-hearted talk about death
• Plenty of inspiratio­n as artists open their studios
• Festival Spotlight: The world’s largest neon tapestry
• Music, art and living cells
• See sights from new perspectiv­e
• The no pub pub quiz
• Fun for all the family with high-octane slapstick acts
• Discover the way to award
• Strictly Festival dancing
• Festival Spotlight: The Canterbury Sound
• The big names of tomorrow are Made in Kent
• Pubs to stock home-grown beer
• Vine move for brewery boss
• It’s the time for seeking warm wintering quarters
• Scarecrow trail is a straw draw
• At the mercy of the Great Storm
• Charles Fagg: fountain of knowledge whose love for countrysid­e never waned
• Charities gain from fundraiser­s’ pain
• Club’s first tournament scores a hit
• Numbers treble in just six months – and there’s room for more
• Only the church tower survives in city view
• Correspond­ent’s Picture
• Scandi-style
• Harriers produce show of strength in Givaudan 10k
• Golden Gruber best of British
• Sea angling
• Champions slip up in opener
• Penalty sees Ward handed podium spot
• Come and try cricket
• Mitchell signs off with a flourish
• Hunt consistenc­y the key
• Plenty to cheer at home show
• Pilgrims set standard high in league opener
• Narrow loss in first game
• Canterbury GC
• Youth hockey
• HERNE BAY: NEWMAN-COLLINS WRAPS UP THE POINTS AS SECOND STRING MAINTAIN THEIR IMPRESSIVE START
• Big loss frustrates Boyne
• Canterbury Ladies
• Blossoming Blues hit top spot after comfortabl­e win
• Happy return perfect away
• For Moss as run continues
• BEXLEY 33 FAVERSHAM 5: LATE TRY PROVES A CONSOLATIO­N
• Allen and Simpson shine in big victory
• Martin shows no mercy for United
• YOUNGSTER MAKES HIS GILLINGHAM DEBUT
• City’s fourth loss in five
• EAGLES SNATCH CUP WIN WITH LATE GOAL
• Bostik South
• Barton treble in vain
• Sam’s best yet to come
• Billings ready to Step up
• Next games a true test

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