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The week in pictures

18 October 2019
The week in pictures

From a plan to bring six-foot beasts to a Kent wood to the world's longest serving ring master, here's this week's top stories in pictures.

Warrilow: Every game winnable

18 October 2019
Warrilow: Every game winnable

Ashford United boss Tommy Warrilow believes his side can win at second placed Sevenoaks.

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Give veterans charity a Big Quiz boost

18 October 2019
Give veterans charity a Big Quiz boost

People are being urged to raise funds for Royal British Legion Industries by taking part in the KM Big Charity Quiz next month.

Fizz reward for green travel champs

17 October 2019
Fizz reward for green travel champs

Singer and TV presenter Cheryl Baker treated the young winners of a green-travel challenge to a prize story-time session earlier this month.

May: Winning comes above personal targets

17 October 2019
May: Winning comes above personal targets

Ashford United striker Jay May puts emphasis on the team doing well rather than personal targets.

Man smuggled Vietnamese people in to Cornwall

16 October 2019
Man smuggled Vietnamese people in to Cornwall

A man from Kent has been found guilty of smuggle Vietnamese people in to Cornwall.

Watch Billings and Denly train with Crystal Palace

16 October 2019
Watch Billings and Denly train with Crystal Palace

Kent's Sam Billings and Joe Denly swap bat for ball as they train with Roy Hodgson's Crystal Palace squad.

Three weeks till Young Cooks deadline

16 October 2019
Three weeks till Young Cooks deadline

Young people have less than three weeks to submit recipes for Masterchef-style kids kitchen contest Young Cooks.

Tugboat captain on trial after engineer drowned

15 October 2019
Tugboat captain on trial after engineer drowned

An engineer who died when a tugboat capsized was not wearing a correctly fitted life jacket, a court has heard.

I feel like breaking my cue!

15 October 2019
I feel like breaking my cue!

Kent snooker pro Gerard Greene says he needs a break from the game after a first round exit in the English Open.

Last chance to honour volunteer heroes

14 October 2019
Last chance to honour volunteer heroes

There are just days left to submit nominations for the Kent Volunteering Awards.

Halloween fun day charts route for kitchen glory

14 October 2019
Halloween fun day charts route for kitchen glory

An acclaimed food retailer will be channelling the spirit of Hansel and Gretel and the Brothers Grimm at a Halloween-themed fun day later this month.

Team-of-the-week

14 October 2019
Team-of-the-week

Find out who's in KentOnline's team-of-the-week and vote for your star man.

More than a token gesture

12 October 2019
More than a token gesture

A Canterbury supermarket has donated hundreds of pounds to primary school reading rewards scheme Buster’s Book Club.

Broadwitch Hauntfest: The place to scream this Halloween

11 October 2019
Broadwitch Hauntfest: The place to scream this Halloween

National Scar Award winners Broadwitch Hauntfest are back again this Halloween with five terrifying Haunts.

Primary pupils urged to aim for Young Cooks glory

11 October 2019
Primary pupils urged to aim for Young Cooks glory

Younger children are being urged to aim high when it comes to kids kitchen contest Young Cooks.

Warrilow not fazed by defeat

11 October 2019
Warrilow not fazed by defeat

Ashford United manager Tommy Warrilow says first league defeat shouldn’t take anything from the club’s impressive start to the campaign.

Big Quiz pig challenge offers panto VIP prize

10 October 2019
Big Quiz pig challenge offers panto VIP prize

One lucky participant at the Maidstone heat of the KM Big Charity Quiz could be going home with a real beauty of a prize.

Kings reach final

08 October 2019
Kings reach final

Kent Kings are through to their first-ever National League play-off grand final after beating Belle Vue in the Central Park rain on Monday night.

'Brilliant' young artist failed by the NHS

08 October 2019
'Brilliant' young artist failed by the NHS

The suicide of a "brilliant" young artist could forever change how the NHS treats mental health cases involving students.

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