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In this Friday's Kent Messenger

By: KentOnline reporter multimediadesk@thekmgroup.co.uk

Published: 15:57, 21 May 2009

This week every reader can claim a free lemon tree for their garden (just pay postage and packaging) and we've got a year's membership to a women's gym up for grabs.

Our lead story is the ambitious plan to redesign Maidstone, which will finally make a feature of the river and turn the High Street into a lively area with pavement cafes and entertainment.

We look at Ann Widdecombe's chances of sorting out the MPs expenses crisis in Parliament by stepping in as Speaker - a move 76 per cent of you backed in our online poll - and profile some of the extremist candidates hoping to cash in on Britain's political crisis in the June 4 elections.

We have pictures of Maidstone's Race for Life and Wateringbury Scouts' 100th anniversary parade, and details of the return by popular demand of the Kent Messenger's 150th anniversary picture exhibition.

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All this, and the best in local news, views, sport, offers and competitions.

Don't miss your Kent Messenger, out on Friday.

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