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Police to investigate death of new mother
AN INQUEST into the death of popular teacher Frances Cappuc- cini who died after giving birth was adjourned because of the pos- sibility of a criminal prosecution. The 30-year-old, who taught at Offham Primary School, suffered a haemhorrage after her second son, Giacomo, was delivered by emer- gency Caesarean section at Tun- bridgeWells Hospital on October 9, 2012. A pre-inquest review heard that
Mrs Cappuccini (pictured), known as Mrs Coffee to her pupils, might not have died if the birth plan she
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POWERtools and electrical retailer Screwfix has created 14 jobs after opening a store at Burnt Ash Trade Park,Aylesford. The firm has more than 300 branches nationwide.
Quiz night cash
A CURRY and quiz night, organ- ised by the Friends of Watering- bury Primary School, raised £842.
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had devised with her husband Tom (33) had been followed. But on the first
day of the latest hearing, it became apparent that the case could result in a charge of un- lawful killing. Coroner Roger Hatch agreed to
adjourn the inquest for the matter to be referred to the Director of Public Prosecution and the police. Barrister Neil Sheldon, represent- ing the family, said it appeared the
THE Heart of Kent Hospice is invit- ing keen cyclists to join its Cyclo Sportive event on April 27. The 100km timed cycle ride through the heart of Kent country- side starts at East Malling Research. Each rider is challenged to achieve a certain time, based on age and gen- der. Places are £35 and must be pre- registered. Two shorter non-timed routes are also available – either
teacher was struggling to breathe for an hour and a half, while no ad- equate steps were taken to give her enough oxygen.Witness statements on behalf of two doctorswere inad- equate, he said. One individual had been excluded by Maidstone and TunbridgeWells NHS Trust follow- ing an investigation and had also been suspended by the General Medical Council, the inquest heard. Mr Sheldon said the family needed to know what happened
andwhy.Astatement from the fam- ily said they respected the coroner’s decision.
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News Manager to
retire early PAULAlcock has confirmed he is to retire as general manager of The Mall at the end of March. Mr Alcock (60) has agreed to
an early retirement package from bosses at Capital & Re- gional, in ad- vance of its proposal to redevelop the shopping centre. Mr Alcock
has been a well- known figure both
in the town, being a big oppo- nent of moving the town’s CCTV to Medway, and on the football pitch, where his 20- year career in officiating peaked with a five-year spell as a Premier League referee be- tween 1995 and 2000. Mr Alcock has been an active trustee and member of the Town Centre Management and volunteer with the Urban Blue Bus, both of which he plans to remain involved with after his retirement. He said: “I intend to remain
very busy – and very much in- volved with Maidstone.”
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