Opinion with Matthew Munson: Enjoying Thanet’s outdoor spaces
I am not into sports; not in the slightest. I don’t care for football, I have never played rugby in […]
I am not into sports; not in the slightest. I don’t care for football, I have never played rugby in […]
I’m very ill, you know – very ill. I’ve had covid seven times (because I coughed once as I got […]
We now find ourselves in the twilight zone as the country pins hope for the protection of the most at […]
Snow. Rain. Freezing cold temperatures. Lockdown. Don’t those words just bring joy to your heart? No, mine neither. During a […]
We’ve only been in 2021 for two weeks and already we’ve had Brexit, border controls gone berserk, the economy approaching […]
Has anyone else been hearing this: “I don’t believe in the virus. It’s a spamdemic.” Have you seen that film […]
It’s often been said that routine is really important in times of intense strangeness, and we certainly are in strange […]
I wrote a novel during lockdown. I don’t know if it’s any good. I got a sort of buzzing of […]
Do we all make New Year resolutions anymore? I gave up any attempt at the usual ones long ago as […]
Did you have an exciting New Year’s Eve? Did you lounge in the living room? Kill it with your dance […]
Thanet nature expert Nik Mitchell, from Minster, runs the Wildlife Conservation in Thanet page on facebook: Here we are in 2021 and most […]
So farewell 2020 – the year that kept on giving – as you prepare to bid us a tearful goodbye. […]
Newington resident Katie Gerrard is Thanet Green Party’s candidate for the vacant Newington seat on Thanet District Council. Over Christmas […]
The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) advises that the rate of covid infections could spiral out of control unless […]
I shall vote for the agreement reached with the European Union . I shall do so not because it is […]
I never thought I – as a retired teacher – would ever say DON’T SEND YOUR KIDS TO SCHOOL! I […]
That gap between Christmas and New Year, when time has no meaning, has never felt more extended or pronounced. The […]
By Nick Condron Our Garden Gate was closed for November, to all but essential staff for keeping the garden ticking […]
What a week. Do you feel exhausted and wrung out from the ups and downs of Westminster and border blockages […]
Picture the day after Christmas, will the recycling bins be even more overflowing with cardboard? Will the ground be littered […]
In these last few days before Christmas this would traditionally be a message of joy, happiness and hope. I’m sorry […]
What a funny old year; we didn’t have a general election this year (which made a pleasant change), Kanye West […]
Last night, I found myself walking around the neighbourhood whilst carrying a toddler, looking at the various displays of Christmas […]
Santa has been inoculated and is getting ready for Christmas Eve night. Children are getting incredibly excited; I’m getting a […]
Apparently Tunbridge Wells is a bit disgusted at being put into the same covid tier as much less classy places […]
We are fast-approaching a well-known time of year, popular with many and the cause of apprehension in others. The end […]
Thanet nature expert Nik Mitchell, from Minster, runs the Wildlife Conservation in Thanet page on facebook: With Christmas this month what better to […]
When I was a child, I had high ambitions for my future career – and those ambitions changed every five […]
I was super excited to hear about the Covid vaccination, and grateful to the scientific minds that have worked to […]
This has been a strange year. I know that’s something of an understatement, but it’s difficult to put into words […]
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