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Thanet Folk with Seb Reilly: Singer and musician Luke J Dorman

October 4, 2022 Kathy Bailes 2

Broadstairs writer Seb Reilly meets the interesting and varied residents of Thanet. This month he chats to singer and musician […]

Opinion

Opinion with Seb Reilly: It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas

October 9, 2021 Kathy Bailes 13

Festive cheer has arrived, decorations are up, and snowbells are ringing just over the horizon. Yes, the first Christmas TV […]

Opinion

Opinion with Seb Reilly: The unacceptable division of gender in toy shops

April 19, 2021 Kathy Bailes 16

I’m not one for shopping. Wandering around shops, being surrounded by people, having to look at things I either can’t […]

Opinion

Opinion with Seb Reilly: The journaling method to combating negativity

March 27, 2021 Kathy Bailes 1

I don’t know about you, but after a year of social distancing, I’m beginning to feel a little isolated. Perhaps […]

Opinion

Opinion with Seb Reilly: The beginning of the end of the pandemic

February 21, 2021 Kathy Bailes 3

On my desk sits a picture frame containing a photograph of Cliff Richard. I know that sounds odd, but it […]

Opinion

Opinion with Seb Reilly: The brilliant Ramsgate COVID Testing Centre

January 16, 2021 Kathy Bailes 9

We’ve only been in 2021 for two weeks and already we’ve had Brexit, border controls gone berserk, the economy approaching […]

Opinion

Opinion with Seb Reilly: The traditions of a Thanet Christmas

December 19, 2020 Kathy Bailes 0

Last night, I found myself walking around the neighbourhood whilst carrying a toddler, looking at the various displays of Christmas […]

Opinion

Opinion with Seb Reilly: The danger of the coming cold

November 24, 2020 Kathy Bailes 1

This has been a strange year. I know that’s something of an understatement, but it’s difficult to put into words […]

Community

Seb Reilly: The horror of the Thanet Serpent and the disgrace of voting down free school meals holiday extension

October 25, 2020 Kathy Bailes 40

Have you seen the Thanet Serpent? According to legend, a horrible creature lurks around these parts. It’s the kind of […]

Opinion

Opinion with Seb Reilly: The mystery of the empty tent

September 26, 2020 Kathy Bailes 8

What would you do if an empty tent appears near where you live? A few streets away my front door, […]

Opinion

Opinion: Seb Reilly – Stop panic buying soap

March 10, 2020 Kathy Bailes 6

I’m going to tell you about a silicone shark. I’m not one of these columnists that talks about their personal […]

Opinion

Opinion: Seb Reilly – Is this the end of the world? (No)

February 9, 2020 Kathy Bailes 1

This morning I realised that we were running low on tomato soup in my house. I was already facing the […]

Opinion

Opinion: Seb Reilly – A Tale of Two Shelters

September 24, 2019 Kathy Bailes 4

Yesterday I took an early morning stroll along the Cliftonville clifftops, as a way of clearing my head before work. […]

Opinion

Opinion- Seb Reilly: A coffee for the NHS – and a splendid new addition to the family

July 31, 2019 Kathy Bailes 2

Have you ever smelled something and had an immediate flashback to a long-forgotten memory? Occasionally, when this happens to me, […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: The last library

March 10, 2019 Kathy Bailes 3

As a child, I liked to read. Yes, I played outside, rode my bike in the street, went to the […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: The Seaborne contract collapse

February 9, 2019 Kathy Bailes 3

It was an ending many saw coming to a story most found incredible: the ferry company who do not own […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: Dawn of the Dead High Streets

January 5, 2019 Kathy Bailes 1

I like to walk, and in early January I find Thanet takes on a strange, ghostly atmosphere. The high streets […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: The Ghost of Christmas Present

December 11, 2018 Kathy Bailes 0

There are two types of people at Christmas: those who are far too excited about the whole thing, and those […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: The Curse Effectiveness Matrix

November 4, 2018 Kathy Bailes 1

There’s something incredibly shocking about the appearance of winter in Thanet. It doesn’t slowly change, like the other seasons, but […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: After the fire is gone

October 10, 2018 Kathy Bailes 2

Last month, on September 15, there was a fire in Thanet. It was all over the news. It happened on […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: They don’t make them like they used to

September 5, 2018 Kathy Bailes 1

There is not much that I find more instantly relaxing than looking towards the horizon over the sea. It immediately […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: Pushing the envelope

July 29, 2018 Kathy Bailes 1

Having just finished painting a wardrobe, I would like to announce how much I despise painting. It is tedious, monotonous, […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: We could be heroes

June 30, 2018 Kathy Bailes 1

When we think of heroes, we often mention the Armed Forces, or emergency responders like the police, fire service or […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: A bird in the hand

June 5, 2018 Kathy Bailes 0

Thanet is home to many types of animals; the range of species here is wonderful. From horses to goats, alpacas […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: Non-disposal agreement

May 5, 2018 Kathy Bailes 0

Last weekend my old washing machine broke down. It was mid-spin and out of nowhere came this enormous bang, and […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: Highway Star

March 31, 2018 Kathy Bailes 3

As a writer, my job is to tell stories. Some are true, others I make up, but they are all […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: Back to normal

March 9, 2018 Kathy Bailes 0

The sun is out (when it’s not raining) and life has finally returned to normal. After a week of snow, […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: Moving on up

January 28, 2018 Kathy Bailes 1

Since the beginning of 2018 I have been thinking about climbing the ladder. Not a literal one – I’ve already […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: An end and a beginning

December 31, 2017 Kathy Bailes 0

We have almost reached the point where the old calendar comes down and a new one is put up in […]

Opinion

Seb Reilly: Breaking the law

December 1, 2017 Kathy Bailes 1

Apparently, it’s now the festive season. Lights adorn the shopping centres and high streets, having been switched on at various […]

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