Opinion

Wings are being stretched in the Munson house this week – Bryan has had a long day at Thorpe Park, […]

Standing about 3ft tall topped with clusters of bright yellow flowers you may see this plant popping up on the […]

Green Councillor Kevin Pressland is a passionate campaigner for nature and the natural environment.  His understanding of the threats faced […]

It’s nice to be busy from time to time – from my point of view, because it’s especially nice to […]

Today we celebrate something important, something that we all share in common. It’s the 75th birthday of our NHS. Happy […]

A mixture of Kent-wide issues as well as ones relevant to South Thanet have occupied me over the past couple […]

By Nick Condron As summer gently rolls into July we’re beginning to reap a steady harvest of fruits and vegetables […]

This weekend is a quiet one, as we’re about to enter the final few weeks of term at both Bryan’s […]

What’s the correct way of addressing a lady pensioner on a mobility scooter? Love? Mate? Sweetie? (Pass the sick bowl…) […]

You think it’s bad now? It can get a whole lot worse. Perhaps it’s because I’m recovering from Covid (horrible […]

A Ramsgate mum, councillor and businesswoman has marked Learning Disability Awareness Week (June 16-25) with local group East Kent Mencap […]

First things first, a thank you; I had a few lovely messages wishing me a happy birthday last weekend. I’m […]

“Somewhere to pee” was the main plea from a group of Access Thanet members in the first physical meeting we’ve […]

Camille Leadbetter studied History of Art at The University of Oxford and The Courtauld. She has a keen interest in […]

I’ve got a confession to make; I’m writing this column on Friday this week, as I’m hoping to have a […]

Rod Giddins – Birchington Neighbourhood Planning Adviser 2019-2023 Six years ago Thanet District Council and Birchington Parish Council signed an […]

I went to a university this weekend – something that I might do again in a few years if my […]

By Laura Probert of Access Ramsgate When Access Ramsgate met at Radford House on Wednesday people from all over Ramsgate […]

I was shocked to find out that an appalling amount of food is being wasted at the Manston immigration holding […]

I am always concerned about rubbish. Not just if it’s on our streets but I’d also add weeds growing on […]

We have been entertaining this weekend; Bryan’s siblings came to visit this weekend, so things have been busy. Being children, […]

By Nick Condron As we welcome June and the start of summer, the incredible hard work of our team has […]

People in South Thanet will be concerned to see that the government has chosen to drop its Kept Animal Bill. […]

Claire Campbell is a Thanet mum-of-three and SEN teacher working in a specialist school in Broadstairs where all children are […]

Well, there we have it – the end of another term at school. I’m not quite sure how nearly an […]

Huge congratulations to all my Labour brothers and sisters who re-gained or won seats on Thanet District Council. I believe […]

I’d call the last couple of weeks somewhat frenzied; a huge number of media appearances and comments on national issues […]