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Ordeal as bungling robbers strike

Ordeal as bungling robbers strike

17 June 2013

A terrified woman was forced to sit with a towel over her head while robbers ransacked a house... wrongly believing it to contain a safe.

Next gets go-ahead for controversial store

Next gets go-ahead for controversial store

17 June 2013

139 jobs promised as £9m out-of-town shop gets green light despite opposition

Man in dock over attempted murder

Man in dock over attempted murder

17 June 2013

A 29-year-old man has been remanded in custody today charged with attempted murder after a suspected hammer attack in Maidstone.

Police appeal for witnesses to assault

Police appeal for witnesses to assault

17 June 2013

Officers investigating an assault in The Broadway also want to hear from anyone who saw an earlier incident in the High Street in Maidstone

Report into alleged police corruption set to go public

Report into alleged police corruption set to go public

17 June 2013

A report originally promised in January and looking at how crime figures were recorded, is expected to be released today

The Kent County Show will be back next month

The Kent County Show will be back next month

17 June 2013

Livestock, camels, a Spitfire and some dancing sheep - this year's Kent County Show promises a packed programme

Woman and child seriously hurt in crash

Woman and child seriously hurt in crash

17 June 2013

A woman and child have been taken to hospital with serious injuries after a head-on crash between a car and lorry near Cranbrook.

Christening guests beat up pub staff

Christening guests beat up pub staff

16 June 2013

A landlady was punched in the face and kicked in the groin when guests at a Christening reception in her pub began attacking her family.

Newtral territory as thousands of newts re-homed... in castle grounds

Newtral territory as thousands of newts re-homed... in castle grounds

14 June 2013

More than 2,500 newts and tadpoles have been relocated from their motorway junction home to castle grounds... at a cost of more than £100,000.

New twist in grammar school saga

New twist in grammar school saga

14 June 2013

Plans to build a new grammar school annexe in Sevenoaks have taken a fresh turn... after a rival school stepped in to offer places.

Lucky strike saves man's life

Lucky strike saves man's life

14 June 2013

A lacrosse player who had a ball smashed into his testicles has the eye-watering injury to thank for saving his life - as it revealed he had cancer.

England 0, Germany 1,800

England 0, Germany 1,800

14 June 2013

Efficiency, reliability and cutting-edge design tends to be sewn into German DNA. Maidstone council is convinced - at least where bins are concerned.

Football coach in Big Brother

Football coach in Big Brother

14 June 2013

A Maidstone youth football coach has entered the Big Brother house as contestant in this year's reality TV series.

In your KM this week

In your KM this week

14 June 2013

The stories making the headlines in this week's Kent Messenger

More arrests after shooting

More arrests after shooting

14 June 2013

Three more men have been arrested by detectives investigating a shooting in Maidstone.

Passer-by fire hero tells of daring rescue

Passer-by fire hero tells of daring rescue

14 June 2013

John Nicholls saw smoke coming out of a ground floor flat while driving his family home and leaps to the rescue

Princess Anne books in for a garage service

Princess Anne books in for a garage service

14 June 2013

Auto 22 in Paddock Wood played host to the royal visitor who took the time to find out how the business is helping the unemployed

'It's not the end of the line'

'It's not the end of the line'

13 June 2013

A popular mini railway has defiantly vowed to go on after thieves stole 120ft of track from Mote Park in Maidstone.

Man armed himself with knives to 'stab paedophile' at station

Man armed himself with knives to 'stab paedophile' at station

13 June 2013

A "dangerous" man told police he armed himself with three knives and a carving fork from Poundland because he wanted a stab a paedophile.

Old Post Office could put its stamp on business in the town centre

Old Post Office could put its stamp on business in the town centre

13 June 2013

Former Post Office building could deliver a new business hub for local firms starting up

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