Matthew Munson: Following our passions and stretching our minds
I am most certainly not a dancer; I’m barely coordinated whilst walking down the street, so it’s hard to imagine […]
I am most certainly not a dancer; I’m barely coordinated whilst walking down the street, so it’s hard to imagine […]
Lock down, covid and hip surgery have meant we haven’t had a holiday for three years. My poor partner needed […]
Thanet nature expert Nik Mitchell runs the Wildlife Conservation in Thanet page on facebook I’ve been anticipating the invasion of […]
Bryan has been working on some Lego recently, and I am in awe of the complexity of Lego designs now. […]
A new brunch menu has landed at Kebbells in Broadstairs combining Mediterranean influence with locally sourced food. The laid-back bar […]
It is difficult to put into words the full glory of the Coronation of King Charles III, the pomp and […]
A coronation and council elections in the same week; we’ve certainly had a lot going on, but nothing compared to […]
In England, Madeline Bunting tells us in her new book The Seaside, you’re never more than 70 miles from the […]
By Nick Condron It’s May, and after a cooler and wetter spring than we’ve been used to of late, our […]
This week has been a busy one at Casa de Munson; some home learning, catching up with friends, normal schooling […]
Claire Campbell is a Thanet mum-of-three and SEN teacher working in a specialist school in Broadstairs where all children are […]
Review by Dan Thompson A Ramsgate photographer’s quest for some kind of photographic truth is captured in his latest photo […]
Thanet nature expert Nik Mitchell runs the Wildlife Conservation in Thanet page on facebook The dumping of raw sewage is […]
Don’t talk to me about technology; this week, another laptop died on me. Thank heavens I had a spare to […]
Beware covid has not gone way, I’ve got it! I’m toxic! Keep your distance! After three years of avoiding it, […]
It’s been a busy week in the Munson family. I took Bryan up to London as a belated birthday present […]
This week has marked the first week of the Easter school holidays, although I’ve been working for a portion of […]
By Nick Condron A huge thank you to everyone who came along to enjoy and support our Spring Open Day […]
Excitement abates in the Munson household lately; Bryan is preparing for some dance exams, and it is genuinely exciting. He […]
Claire Campbell is a Thanet mum-of-three and SEN teacher working in a specialist school in Broadstairs where all children are […]
I am currently recovering from a severe bout of man flu (some might call it a cold, but they would […]
Four years ago this week, Bryan came home. I struggle to believe that all that time has passed – it […]
This month it is five years since Ramsgate’s Joe Shaw was cruelly attacked in Ramsgate Town Centre and left with […]
It’s Bryan’s birthday today, so I’m sure you can imagine that excitement levels have been through the roof all day […]
I got to spend a bit more time with Bryan this week due to the school strikes. On Thursday, the […]
Disabled people are on the political front line. Not in the Ukraine war, though some are. Nor in our councils […]
By Nick Condron As the chill of winter finally gives way to the warmth of spring, March marks the start […]
Thanet nature expert Nik Mitchell, from Minster, runs the Wildlife Conservation in Thanet page on facebook. This year for National […]
We’ve had two weekends of supposition about a new ‘deal’ with the EU to resolve the status of Northern Ireland. […]
Claire Campbell is a Thanet mum-of-three and SEN teacher working in a specialist school in Broadstairs where all children have […]
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