Ageless Thanet: Our community fund success
The Ageless Thanet Community Fund is one-year old and, as a result of feedback from community organisations, the limit has […]
The Ageless Thanet Community Fund is one-year old and, as a result of feedback from community organisations, the limit has […]
One Monday morning this month I got a phone call from a BBC researcher. She asked if I’d like to […]
Dalby Square, Arthur and Dalby Roads were designated as a Conservation Area in July 2010 – the first part of […]
Thanet resident Richard Card is a retired electrical engineer and was the over 40s national Wales powerlifting champion 1992. The […]
I hate emoticons. They confuse me. I find the English language perfectly adequate for all expressive purposes. Given words are […]
It was an ending many saw coming to a story most found incredible: the ferry company who do not own […]
Me and the police force have had a mixed relationship. Being charged at by shield wielding cops while demonstrating for […]
Next week Thanet councillors will be expected to approve the 2019-20 budget which addresses a £1.8million shortfall. There are plans […]
There is a growing arts movement in Thanet, no doubt inspired by the sea air and the works of J.M.W […]
Thanet keeps making headlines, doesn’t it? Dredging, Seaborne Freight, alternative lorry routes. It seems when or if Brexit arrives my […]
The Age-Friendly Business Scheme, run by Ageless Thanet, enables people over the age of 50 to find independent shops and […]
Most writers – me included – always hope to get feedback from people reading their work. More than anything, I […]
While Brexit may be a headline grabber and Court proceedings over election expenses may be a side show, real concerns […]
Being a parent is an incredibly exciting / daunting / thrilling / overwhelming experience (delete as appropriate). It’s not for […]
Migrants are risking drowning in small boats in the English Channel, a few miles away from us, desperate to get […]
I hope all readers had an enjoyable and restful Christmas season; the festive season now seems, for many, to be […]
I’m not that clued up when it comes to fashion, I must confess; I’m a fan of fairly simple colours […]
I didn’t plan to be a landlord. I bought my first house and was promptly offered a job abroad, so […]
I like to walk, and in early January I find Thanet takes on a strange, ghostly atmosphere. The high streets […]
In 2019 I’ve decided to be more evil and pursue more cosmetic intervention. There’s nothing in the rules that resolutions […]
I spent 11 hours in A&E this weekend. Not, you understand, for myself – although with my natural talent for […]
In society there is often an emphasis on the importance of being financially prepared for the retirement years, however what […]
Matthew and Melissa have gone head to head a few times this year and now they are tackling the issue […]
As we approach the New Year, this is a fitting time to reflect on the last 12 months, and look […]
My latest book (a novella) was published this weekend, which – as you might imagine – was rather exciting. I’ve […]
Everybody knows you should be nice to new babies. After all, when you’re old you may need them to look […]
I suffered horrific acne for 20 odd years. Not the odd annoying pimple: proper, huge, blistering, scarring, dribbling, lesions. Then […]
There are two types of people at Christmas: those who are far too excited about the whole thing, and those […]
Children are a species – and a law – unto themselves and, when your friends’ families start to expand, you […]
When I trundle my way round the care homes, singing loudly for forgiving or deaf old ladies, I find many […]
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