The latest edition of the Medway Messenger is in the shops now with all the latest news, pictures and sport.

She was the mother of the bride at the second royal wedding of the year on Saturday, but Princess Anne took time out of her busy schedule to visit Medway last week. The Princess Royal officially opened Medway Park and fired the starting gun for the European Modern Pentathlon Championships. We have got two pages of pictures in today's paper.

For pensioner Dickie Dutton, it began with a trip to buy a clock - and ended with him jumping out of a plane! The 76-year-old grandfather was awestruck by the historic St James Church in Cooling when he passed it on a bike ride. So he decided to help the 13th century building, which was the inspiration for Dickens' Great Expectations, by doing a skydive and raising close to £6,000.

And we can reveal Chatham's new bus station and town centre roadworks are more than £1million over budget. Costs soared after snow and protests over the bus station's design delayed the project by six months. A report reveals the futuristic terminal in Glove Lane is £435,000 over budget, while roadworks in The Brook and Union Street are up by £779,000. Traders have told us they are at their wits' end over long traffic delays and a senior councillor warned it could get worse.

Jenni Horn brings you Going Out, with all the latest news on the local entertainment scene and Box Clever has this week's TV highlights.

There are quizzes, crossword and Sudoku on our Coffee Break page and columnists Nikki White and kmfm DJ Andy Walker are both in action.

Sport tells how Gills boss Andy Hessenthaler has put his search for a new coach on the back-burner and will instead invest the money in new firepower on the pitch.

All this and lots more in the latest edition of the Medway Messenger - pop out and pick up your copy today.