Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District - 2019-01-24

• VIOLENCE IN OUR SCHOOLS
• 'I'VE HURT A LOT OF PEOPLE… BUT I'M TRYING TO PUT THAT RIGHT'
• Council leader backs his record
• Man, 74, killed on notorious road
• Emergency bid for £34m funding
• Row of shops relisted for reduced price
• Council under fire for rejecting open tender for £9.1m car park
• Park and ride expansion revealed
• Café chain faces uncertain future
• Home-schooling numbers rise sharply HIGHEST RATES
• Grandmothe­r kept awake by relentless leak for two months
• Homeless charity reveals plans for £800k shelter
• Family’s anger as driver spared jail over double death crash
• Gun owners urged to give up their weapons
• Going ‘soft’ on graffiti vandals
• Rush of applicants as £5.5m boutique hotel takes shape
• New tip charges a step closer
• Tour guide slams Cathedral theory as ‘cynical fantasy’
• Multi-storey ranks as crass folly
• Don’t let hospitals just wither away
• What would Churchill think?
• Weak and wobbly Theresa not serving best interests of our city
• My son heard domestic abuse
• Off the Record
• Grandfathe­r-of-10 suffered a cardiac arrest Family’s heartache as OAP dies after collapse at Tesco
• Hunt group urged to return to square for its annual meet
• Search to find new bishop for church’s oldest diocese
• ‘GP not only saved my life, he gave me a reason to live’
• All aboard for club’s 30th bash
• KEIBA 2019: It’s time your firm entered
• Spring season aims to bring community together
• Demolition of green makes way for ring-road
• COMMUNITY NEWS
• CLUBS ROUND-UP
• An off-roader for all reasons
• Myway for the highway
• Pair conquer the course and rivals
• Oyster ladies edge out county rivals
• Bourne edge nail-biter
• BAY YOUNGSTERS IMPRESS IN ICEBREAKER GALA
• Veteran ladies leading the way
• Win comes in thrilling fashion
• EARLY FRAILTY COSTLY FOR PILGRIMS
• DUO SET STANDARD IN COUNTY CHAMPIONSH­IPS
• Road race sold out for the second year running
• Hasler helps Bay stay top Herne Bay HC
• Town end losing run in style
• FAVERSHAM STRIKE FORCE: MAN-OF-MATCH AXFORD INSPIRES FIRST VICTORY OF YEAR
• Toon secure their place in cup final Herne Bay & Whit Sunday League
• Missed chances prove costly
• Full focus needed
• AIMEE’S AWARD
• Work from home at Tudor plot
• Turn the corner for a new beginning

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