Opinion: Matthew Munson- Back to school and ending lockdown on a high
Five and a half months. That’s how long it will have been, all in all, that my son has been […]
Five and a half months. That’s how long it will have been, all in all, that my son has been […]
SO TOMORROW – coined by the actor Paul Clayton as Re-infection Day – the pubs can re-open. Hats off to […]
The decision on a development consent order for the Manston airport site is due, barring no more delays, on July […]
The decision on a development consent order for the Manston airport site is due, barring no more delays, on July […]
It’s great news that some of our lockdown conditions have now been lifted. This latest Government advice coincides with a […]
I had a momentary panic on Saturday, when the weather wasn’t behaving itself. I had wanted to take Bryan to […]
As we know, this virus was never going to be “a great leveller” on any front. Three months of Lockdown […]
It’s my birthday! I’m 75 – I’m officially OLD! If I was in a Dickens novel I’d be wearing a […]
Michelle Thomas grew up in London, went to school in Sandwich and moved to Ramsgate in 2015. She works in […]
I have a confession; I’m not a huge fan of the beach. There; I’ve said it, and I can’t take […]
Ah! Summer! Sun, sand, and the water companies bleating about water shortages! But this year it is different; the coronavirus […]
Jane Wenham-Jones in week whatever of the dissolving ‘lockdown’ I was sorry to hear about Dame Vera – still singing […]
At the beginning of this month (June) the Powell-Cotton Museum at Quex Estate made a prominent statement in response to […]
I try to always be very appreciative of my home, both literally – the four walls around me and the […]
Lockdown Diary Number 397 Jane Wenham-Jones loses track of how long it’s been now… I no longer know what day […]
It’s easy to forget how much subtle influence you can have over your children sometimes. I don’t mean in the […]
I’m helping the NHS with a “Covid 19 testing research study”. I’m a hero. Give ME a clap! Or maybe […]
Week 10 of Jane Wenham-Jones’ Lockdown Saturday Housework Day comes under threat when the Dyson stops working. “Broken!” cries my […]
Things never turn out the way you expect them to; who would have suspected that 2020 would have included school […]
Week 9 of Jane Wenham-Jones’ Lockdown Monday It is Bank Holiday, hereafter to be known as What-virus? Day. My son […]
On Sunday, May 10 around 30 million television viewers heard Prime Minister Boris Johnson announce a major change in the […]
Many debates have raged, often heatedly, over the past couple of weeks about the Coronavirus response and how we now […]
I’m one of those people who gets up early and likes it – and yet I still wouldn’t describe myself […]
Week Eight of Jane’s Life in Lockdown Monday Hark! The Today programme has a news story that is non virus-related. […]
How did you spend Victory in Europe Day? No, I don’t mean that weird affair this month when I found […]
Questions. It’s said that a child asks around 280 questions every day, although I wonder how researchers have actually found […]
In week seven of her lockdown diaries, Jane struggles to stay alert… Saturday It is 8.30am and I have just […]
Things change quickly in the current crisis. One of the major issues raised with councillors in recent weeks has been […]
As an antidote to the current virus, Broadstairs author Richard Lewis recalls a sparkling childhood drink, or ‘pop’, called Corona. […]
Staying home these last eight weeks may have given residents the opportunity to think about their garden and home makeovers, […]
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