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I’m now officially back at university, just one day a week this term. Being part-time, I do three modules in […]
I’m now officially back at university, just one day a week this term. Being part-time, I do three modules in […]
By Nick Condron As February begins with a beautifully bright and warm sunny day, there are already signs around the […]
Pantos, in my mind at least, are something for Christmas. I’ve never gone to a panto other than in the […]
In a couple of weeks, I go back to university after what feels like an eternity but, in reality, is […]
If you’ve been up in the loft this winter (maybe putting the Christmas decorations away) you may be lucky enough […]
I did something a bit unusual this weekend – I spent an hour on a huge bouncy castle. It’s not […]
I hope you had a good Christmas. I had a lovely time. Seven people squashed into our tiny house including […]
Green Councillor Kevin Pressland is a passionate campaigner for nature and the natural environment. His understanding of the threats faced […]
Happy New Year to you all. I hope the first week into 2024 hasn’t been all that painful, particularly if […]
Huge thanks to all our community volunteers. Happy New Year! I hope you had a good Christmas and New Year […]
Kieron Day is a third year journalism student at Liverpool John Moores University. He lives in Broadstairs and attended the […]
By Nick Condron We wrapped up our year here in the Garden with some very creative and enjoyable festive wreath-making […]
Betwixtmas is here – that funny time between Christmas and New Year where all rules of time and space are […]
Claire Campbell is a Thanet mum-of-three and formerly an SEN teacher working in a specialist school in Broadstairs where all […]
Well, there you have it. Christmas is here; ho, ho, ho, and all that jazz. As you might imagine, Christmas […]
Green Councillor Kevin Pressland is a passionate campaigner for nature and the natural environment. His understanding of the threats faced […]
“I’d rather stick hot pins in my eyes than watch I’m a Celebrity!” – heard our house recently. Well believe […]
It’s been some time since I’ve penned my regular update for you. Many readers will know that, at the end […]
We’re onto the final countdown now; Christmas is less than two weeks away. School has broken up, and I don’t […]
Here with us in Thanet for the winter is a very festive looking and beautiful bird, the European Golden Plover. […]
You may think that’s a provocative title – but I think that is exactly where we are. The big question […]
There’s always a week, leading up to Christmas, that is incredibly busy. You find yourself thinking, “How the hell am […]
The fiasco playing out in Westminster, as the Tories fight over how to tackle the consequences of their own failed […]
Green Councillor Kevin Pressland is a passionate campaigner for nature and the natural environment. His understanding of the threats faced […]
I’m living life close to the edge with this week’s column, writing it first thing on Sunday morning instead of […]
By Nick Condron Outside, the Garden feels very different now the leaves have fallen and the trees are bare. The […]
By Dan Thompson An Opinionated Guide To Margate is published by Hoxton Mini Press (Hoxton apparently being, these days, one […]
We lack trees in Thanet. So many have been lost to new developments or people who don’t like messy leaves […]
Claire Campbell is a Thanet mum-of-three and formerly an SEN teacher working in a specialist school in Broadstairs where all […]
When news broke about 500 jobs going at Pfizer in Sandwich, it felt like another hammer blow for the local […]
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