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Our columnist stood on a cliff top in the early hours hoping to spot the Aurora Borealis - he didn’t but learned some valuable lessons.
Natalie Elphicke's shock defection, leniency in the courts, the education system and housing solutions are all debated on this week's letters page.
Secret Thinker was initially dubious when people kept waving at him - but then realised campervanners are among the friendliest people you can meet.
Political editor Paul Francis says Natalie Elphicke’s “baffling and futile” defection to Labour is far from the coup Keir Starmer hoped it would be…
It’s back…Europe sings its heart out tonight but brace yourself for the annual chorus of disapproval.
Transport to school, the Rwanda plan, knife crime and sickness benefits are among the topics tackled in this week’s letters to the editor.
Politics, like sport, needs big characters who know how to work a crowd - or voters and spectators will merely switch off, says Secret Thinker.
It’s secondary schools that make it difficult for children to go without a phone, suggests our columnist, as technology has overtaken pen and paper.
The “perplexing” decision to carry out border checks 22 miles inland has caused much political wrangling, writes columnist Paul Francis…
Big crowds hitting our beaches but bringing their own food and drink deprives our coastal towns of essential income, our columnist urges a rethink.
Judges are often criticised for being “too soft” with their sentences, but as our crown court reporter explains, it’s sometimes out of their hands…
The housing shortage, the Rwanda plan, the rise of tech and how to deal with litterbugs are some of the topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
While waiting at the barbers for a trim, Secret Thinker marvels at the choice nowadays - from fader and razor cuts to hot towel shaves and singeing.
Children living near Sure Start centres got better GCSEs and its among the reasons, says our columnist, why the next government must bring them back.
With a general election looming this year, political editor Paul Francis explores the potential impact of its timing on the Conservatives’ chances.
Fast-food chain McDonald’s is expanding its Kent offering at a rapid pace - but is enough enough, asks our columnist…
The vain, grandstanding politicians we see on television are very different to those working quietly for their communities, our columnist argues.
The housing shortage, the loss of vital services and voter cynicism are among topics tackled in this week’s letters to the editor.
Secret Thinker is being driven round the bend by traffic chaos caused by “pointless roadworks” on a major route - while potholes elsewhere go unfixed.
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