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Ahead of the KCC elections, local democracy reporter Robert Boddy looks at poor voter turnout and ponders why the public can't be more engaged.
The government tells us we should prepare so we can survive without outside help for 72 hours - so, Melissa Todd asks, what would you pack?
As we all head out over the long weekend, should we be reconsidering letting children inside pubs?
Cycling on the pavement, 'left-wing lectures’ and diversity policies are among topics tackled in this week’s letters.
Is society allowing shoplifters to do as they please, asks our columnist, after watching thieves take three crates of beer from a shop unchallenged?
The greatest hits of Kent’s enforced road restrictions are currently playing out, but it’s so often farcical, says our columnist.
Our columnist sticks up for the long-derided ‘down from London’ crowd, saying the gentrification they bring helps more than it hurts.
Traffic restrictions, 'woke' extremism, pothole problems and the prospect of World War Three are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
Our food reviewer heads to a coastal eatery which had failed to impress years before - so had it pulled its culinary socks up?
This week, an encounter with a medium moves columnist Melissa Todd to tears, and leaves her feeling at peace.
Local democracy reporter Robert Boddy looks at why councils seem reluctant to make big promises - and what that could mean for the upcoming election.
Our columnist asks if standards for school dinners are dropping as he reminisces about times gone by.
Kent’s potholed roads, driving lessons for asylum seekers, catapult cruelty and church abuse are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
A Kent team can take a giant stride towards a Wembley final today - and, reflects our columnist, nothing beats cheering on your local side.
This week, local democracy reporter Simon Finlay gives his take on how the Tories are feeling ahead of upcoming elections that never should have been…
Challenges facing young men, farcical court punishments, Channel crossings and never-ending roadworks are among topics tackled in this week’s letters.
Columnist Melissa Todd considers the end of inclusion and equality in Trump’s America - and if this anger and hatred could soon reach our shores…
How could the political landscape of Kent change when devolution shakes up our councils? Local democracy reporter Dan Esson gives his thoughts…
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