Christine Tongue: Curbing the kerb rage
Once a year Broadstairs holds a Town Forum. The local community groups come together in Pierremont Hall to report on […]
Once a year Broadstairs holds a Town Forum. The local community groups come together in Pierremont Hall to report on […]
Green Councillor Kevin Pressland is a passionate campaigner for nature and the natural environment. His understanding of the threats faced […]
I’m stuck behind a huge car across the pavement. Owner turns up. Me “You’re blocking the dropped kerb!” Owner: “I […]
By Nick Condron There’s a special moment each year when the air shifts, the sunlight mellows, and the unmistakable aroma […]
More than 50,000 people have arrived in Britain via the Channel on small boats since Labour’s landslide general election victory […]
Broadstairs is in the process of recovering from Folk Week, our annual orgasm of weirdness, rebellion and debauchery – yes […]
Look up at the eaves of houses near open countryside and you might spot charming little birds, named House Martins, […]
I love the NHS – it’s saved my life many times and repaired my rebellious bones, so when I grumble […]
By Nick Condron Additional photos Rachel van Hoven & Paul Boyce Despite a sudden heavy downpour, our annual Music Day […]
I’ve been a bit rubbish at walking for a good few years now and depend on a mobility scooter to […]
By Jane Hetherington Ramsgate was the destination and setting for the “ Negroni Talks” and a group of architects from […]
Libby Owens is a Sixth Form student at Ursuline College Westgate. She is passionate about writing and art, with an […]
Welcome back to Creative Catalogue, where I, as a local young creative, speak to young creatives and companies who employ […]
A long time ago, in a tough secondary school in west London, a fellow teacher, Reg, told me about his […]
Two weeks ago we had chaos on our beaches as teens from all over Kent converged on Broadstairs to let […]
The Butterfly Bush (Buddleia) is a powerhouse for pollinators and a remarkably resilient plant that deserves far more appreciation. Although […]
By Nick Condron As July rolls in, we’ve been enjoying the beautiful sunny weather—though it’s certainly brought its challenges as […]
Green Councillor Kevin Pressland is a passionate campaigner for nature and the natural environment. His understanding of the threats faced […]
“You don’t look 80!”, says a kind friend. To which the wrong answer is “You need to see my X-rays!” […]
Local history enthusiast Luke Bigg heads up casual history tours in Margate and has a quirky Substack page called Borrowing Cats looking […]
Green Councillor Kevin Pressland is a passionate campaigner for nature and the natural environment. His understanding of the threats faced […]
By Nick Condron Our Spring Open Day on Saturday, 17th May was a tremendous success! Thanks to the glorious sunshine—and […]
You may notice driving around Thanet this time of year that some of our verges are lined with giant daises. […]
I think I’m in love! It happened in the queue for the disabled toilet at Broadstairs bandstand. Nice old gentleman […]
You may have recently read that youth unemployment in Thanet reached 11.6% in March. This puts Thanet at the top […]
Today (May 22) is International Day for Biodiversity (IDB). The day marks the adoption of the Convention on Biological Diversity […]
Anyone who’s been in Broadstairs a few years may have been to at least one Town Assembly. They used to […]
So, it’s settled: being a woman is based on your biology. By implication, not what you’ve had done surgically or […]
Reform close the day taking 57 seats. The Greens have 5 seats, and the Lib Dem’s managed to retain a […]
By Nick Condron As we step into May during a glorious hot spell, the garden at the Garden Gate Project […]
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