Horse Hill – how local residents defeated the oil companies
The recent decision on Horse Hill by the supreme court could mean the end of underground fossil fuel extraction in...
Read moreDetailsThe recent decision on Horse Hill by the supreme court could mean the end of underground fossil fuel extraction in...
Read moreDetailsFrances Williams summarises the critical response of the Council for the Protection of Rural England in Kent to the draft...
Read moreDetailsA review of the Canterbury Careers Fair. It was smaller than the author had expected, but staff were knowledgeable and...
Read moreDetailsPension age in the UK will reach 67 by 2028 and more rises are being considered. But economic activity at...
Read moreDetailsFrances Williams examines the causes of the growth of use of food banks and various reactions to those who use...
Read moreDetailsFrances Williams explores the problem of waste disposal in Kent, to recycle or especially whether to incinerate or not.
Read moreDetailsIn 2021, at COP26, the Global Methane Pledge was initiated and 110 countries signed up to reduce methane emissions by...
Read moreDetailsElla’s death was a direct result of air pollution. What measures does the government take to make sure her death...
Read moreDetailsDutch author Willem Frederik Hermans, on the publication of John Le Carré's "The Spy who Came In from the Cold",...
Read moreDetailsTo date, at least four people have died and many others have been injured, some of them with life changing...
Read moreDetailsHow to use the library service which embraced the digital age with access to a huge e-library in a time...
Read moreDetails‘Library Extra’ enables customers to come into the library when no staff members are present, using a door entry system
Read moreDetailsThe Assault on Truth by Peter Oborne takes us into the heart of recent political events with example after example...
Read moreDetailsJohn le Carre defined the spy novel genre and moulded much of our emotional response to the Cold War, he...
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