by John Webster THE Village which still mourns the tragic death of nurse Niki Mina is pledged to raise the money to pay for her body being flown back to Cyprus. Niki's husband, Wye College student, George Minas and their little son, flew with the body to her itam n home moun' Th

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WE WOULD like to thank the Kentish Ex , press for arranging a delightful three days in Holland. Our visit to the bulb fields and Keukenhof gardens will long be remembered in spite of the inclement weather. which even the Kentish Express can't arrange We are looking forward to an

master for the past 14 years. spoke out at a re• cent meeting called by the association He said: "For many years these 138 - year - old school premises have been totally inadequate. I am not aware of any school of this size in the whole country which is worse off, The building f

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MR ALAN CARTER, of Flue Sen. Appledore, and MR JEFFREY MERRIMAN, of Osborne Read, ANGELA DOUST. of Military Road, Rye. Willesborough, and MISS HEATHER TAYLOR, of were married at St Peter and St Paul Church. Ap Copnor, Portsmouth, were married at Emmanuel as Saturday. Picture by P

26 KENTISH EXPRESS MAY 2 1980 IT was a good weekend for the Ashford Wheelers with riders returning some of the best results in time trials and road races so far this season It all on Thursday evening when Neil Pucknell and Jeremy Temple went up to Tonbridge to ride the Southboro