Opinion with Matthew Munson: Deciding on future ambitions
When I was a child, I had high ambitions for my future career – and those ambitions changed every five […]
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 […]
Being a parent means you are entirely responsible for the welfare of a little person, who might not always appreciate […]
Many of us are rightly horrified by the inhumane and cruel trade in live animal exports from the Port of […]
When are you expecting to die? My granny lived to 97, but my mother died at 68. I’m hoping granny’s […]
What happened last week? It seems to have disappeared in something of a flash, and I can’t think back to […]
Jane Hetherington is a town councillor and a mental health specialist who lives in Ramsgate. The Ofsted report on the […]
A significant indicator that life is far from normal was evidenced this weekend with the limited Remembrance Sunday gatherings. I […]
Back to school. I have a few hours each day to get things done, without the constant refrain of “Daaaaaaaaaaaaaady” […]
Thanet nature expert Nik Mitchell, from Minster, runs the Wildlife Conservation in Thanet page on facebook: National Tree Week is the […]
James Brown, from Ramsgate, runs a small events production company and acts as a technical production manager and technician for […]
Here we go again for another lockdown. The second coronavirus wave has struck and we are faced with staying in […]
SO here we go again! Lockdown Number Two has begun and the “clinically extremely vulnerable” have received their letters from […]
Another lockdown! OK Virus you’ve had your fun so now can you please go? We’ve washed our hands until the […]
Councillor Karen Constantine (Labour Party) is one of two Ramsgate representatives at Kent County Council We finally have a second […]
Where do I begin? Half term has afforded The Boy and I some opportunities to try different things, and it’s […]
Are we levelling up or levelling down? Child poverty, hunger and food insecurity have dominated the news in recent days. […]
We all like things for free. The Opposition Day debate of last week, always designed to be purely Party political, […]
Term’s out. After six months of home-schooling (and an increased respect for teachers as I tried to give my son […]
In my time as an author, journalist and guest-appearer on little-watched, now-defunct TV channels operating out of light industrial units […]
Did you “eat out to help out”? And did it help anyone out? Only the Chancellor Rishi Sunak may know. […]
It’s easy to forget how useful routine can be sometimes. The last two weeks at Casa de Munson have been […]
Leader of the Green Group on Thanet District Council, Cllr Mike Garner, and his suggestions for road safety: A recent […]
“If you could be any animal in the world, what would it be?” I was asked this question by Bryan’s […]
Covid ate my job. I’d spent six years flitting between residential homes offering music therapy, a wandering minstrel with a […]
Hi Matt I need a new hip joint. Any ideas where I can get one? My metal hip has been […]
Alice Olivia Scarlett is a freelance writer and the Fiction Editor for Thanet Writers. She writes stories, articles, and occasional […]
I had a very strange experience this past Friday night; I was home alone. Bryan had a sleep-over at his […]
Walking down its high street, one might conclude that Broadstairs’ entire economy is founded on teaching English to foreign students. […]
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