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Speeding Drivers Risk Pupils' Lives downsmail.co.ukdownsmail.co.uk downsmail.co.uk Malling Edition Maidstone North Edition MaidstoneMaidstone && Malling’Malling’ss No. 1 newspaper Maidstone East Edition MaidstoneNo. 1 newspaper & Malling’s No.FREEFREE 1 newspaper OctoberNovember 2017 2017 FREENo.No. 246247 October 2017 No. 246News News ‘£1m win will help care for Charloe’ NewsKC the cat miracle M2A CAT works shot eig hplannedt times with SA MAIDSTONEpe couplee whosed baby daugh-ing drivers Panto ahoy! Kate,MAJORan a107,irg uworksn s udiesr vtoiv ethes a tM2tac kat. J53 THEter suffers cast of Cinderella,from a “life-changing which is to be but not life- KATEhave Hart, been a resident welcomed at an butold stagedthreatening” at the Hazlitt condition Theatre havein Maid- scooped £1 people’swill bringhome disruption in Bearsted, locally. 4 stone,million took on tothe the National River Medway Lottery. to Litter picker awards has died aged 107, her son 3 launch this year's panto. CLEAN-UP campaigners scoop Adam and Amy Pryor’s numbers came up David has disclosed. rjustOn iwhen boards the The familyk Kentish ‘s future Ladyp werestartedu to lookpils’ lives Jasondeserved at r ethecogn iHazlitttion national treasure Rustie Lee (Fairy for their work. 6 a bit grim as Charlotte, who is eight months, MP’sJASON Local Donovan Plan is to bid appear at TGodmother),needsRAF constantFIC formero one-to-onen a EastEnderroa dcarec Ste- landos efrequentto Malling School is travelling down the street the Hazlitt Theatre next year in a fanhospital Booth visits. (Prince Charming), Eliza- HELENspecial Whately one-off asked show the “bethliAdamk eBrighta said:ba t (Cinderella),"Io don’tut o fbelieveh elCraigl ”in –fatea nbutd onresidents are at a loss how to slow it down.governmentcelebratingFrom to shalt ohisf theacareer. t o saddle8 Andersonthis occasion (Buttons) I think and, I might, pictured, the timing of borough’sFIND housing out ho wscheme. two guys 4are help- StephenourA y winear Richardsreallynine p couldn’tup iandl at Adamt havehe sc beenhBor-ool better. ing folk to get off the wzoneas“Charlottek (Uglynocke Sisters)d o needsff hi s. balmostike an dconstantonly one-to- MPcouc hlashes and on a farbike. right14 saonevTheyed careb wereec aandus greetede hashe frequentw byas pupilswe ahospitalrin fromg a appoint- Plans for Dr Nigel South Borough Primary School and MAIDSTONE MP Helen Grant has cymentscle he lsom ewet a shadhe cdecidedrossed t rthatoub lAmye- would THE widow of GP Dr Nigel Minnet members of the media. 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Drivers reviewjust don’t seem to care local plan to- it’s terrible,” stopshe said. fly-tipping MAIDSTONE“They race up and do MPwn this Helenroad, Whately has called on the local government CALLSsmoking, t foralkin theg on installationthe phone and of CCTV cameras to prevent fly-tipping on a countrysecretarythey just ha roadve n ofo re statehavespect. been Sajid made Javid by to the halt local the boroughLocal Plan. councillor. Parish Councils 29-32 “They keep bumping into each BurberryThe Local Lane, Plan, near which Leeds proposes and nearby,leave the more borough than a at year the after mercy it ofunlicensedaffecting waste the ability carriers, of residentsbut be- to other. 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