Opinion

You know those busy weeks we all sometimes have? It’s been a bit like that here at Casa de Munson, […]

On May 31st I have my left leg cut off! And put back on again with a brand new custom […]

Well, there you have it; SATs are over, and all is well with the world. Bryan was relieved when it […]

Mental Health Awareness Week runs from May 9-15. This year the theme is Loneliness.  Here one woman gives a voice […]

Christine Tongue is a member of disability campaign group Access Thanet My friend Mandy recently had a disabled person’s nightmare. […]

In my last article I bemoaned the fact that the media was devoting a massive amount of its output to […]

They say a week is a long time in politics, regardless of who you might support politically, the past few […]

Terry Pankhurst is a Thanet Gang Show Ambassador and Chairperson Thanet Gang Show started 73 Years ago when it was […]

Can you remember much from your childhood? I can remember certain things (family, school, being a total nerd – some […]

We had a brief sojourn  to the dentist this week; it wasn’t the highlight of the week, to be sure, […]

By Nick Condron A huge thank you to everyone who came along and helped make our Spring Open Day such […]

Thanet nature expert Nik Mitchell, from Minster, runs the Wildlife Conservation in Thanet page on facebook: This month means the […]

Setareh Ebrahimi (pictured) is a writer who lives in Ramsgate with her husband and daughter Perhaps a lot has been […]

I’m writing this week from a hotel room in central London; we’ve been up here for a couple of days […]

By Craig Solly Japanese noise rock isn’t quite what you consider a natural attraction for seasiders, but Margate seems to […]

Thanet is in the national news again. But this time for all the wrong reasons. Despite Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s reassurances […]

I didn’t think I’d be writing about Covid ever again: at least hoped not to be. I had my own […]

Holidays are lovely because we get to change our routines for a little while and that’s a genuine pleasure. Bryan […]

Thanet nature expert Nik Mitchell, from Minster, runs the Wildlife Conservation in Thanet page on facebook: A hedge is much […]

The Easter holidays are here. Send up the flares; a nice little break from the normal routine of school and […]

Overheard recently on Broadstairs seafront: “I don’t know why disabled people want to go to the beach — you’d think […]

In Thanet, residents are disconnecting from their electricity and gas supplies due to cost, and breaking into closed-off fireplaces so […]

Covid has once again struck Casa de Munson; oh woe is … actually, it’s not been that bad. Bryan tested […]

World Book Day each year sees a flurry of children’s books being published on the same day and I wasn’t […]

World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD) is an annual March 21 celebration and global awareness day officially observed by the United […]

Think back over the last three years, to the start of 2019. A lot’s happened since then, it’s fair to […]

I expect like me you’ve been horrified to see disabled people trying to escape war devastated Ukraine. Old ladies in […]

Just two weeks ago I was offering my analysis of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Little has changed since then, […]