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The number of barbers on our high streets has exploded in recent years - but the experience of getting a haircut is lightyears from the 80s and 90s.
Are people getting naughtier? Is it any wonder we’ve less interest in the rules when fewer of us feel we have a stake in society, asks Melissa Todd.
Knife crime, devolution, the drive for net zero and sadness at Sainsbury’s cafe closures are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
If local councils are scrapped what protection will leisure centres or parks get, asks our columnist, so they can’t be sold to balance big budgets?
Is Kent’s economic growth being held back by the relentless use of environment concerns to oppose development, asks our columnist.
Bus services, devolution, bureaucracy and Trump's tough stance on immigration are among topics tackled in this week's letters to the editor.
Families no longer put their name down at the local school and take a place, says our columnist, but does greater choice come with its own problems?
Kent is a great place to live. But there is a problem many of us face - caused everytime we turn on our taps.
As our summers get hotter and winters get wetter, Melissa Todd says no one is building smartly, planning wisely or putting enough money aside.
The ‘devolution revolution’, Facebook’s removal of fact-checkers and climate change are among topics tackled in this week’s letters to the editor.
Would you support more speed cameras on Kent’s roads? After driving in London, our columnist thinks she might not be so opposed to such surveillance.
Driving anywhere on our roads can be a frustrating experience - but do you agree with our columnist’s top 10 gripes?
The ‘devolution revolution’, farm tax, shoplifting and the failure to deal with grooming gangs are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
LA’s burning suburbs should be a warning, says our columnist, who fears Kent faces similar dangers from the threat of climate change and flooding.
Five years after it left us, is our pleading for Eurostar to return on the brink of becoming undignified?
After the excesses of Christmas, Melissa Todd wonders if “new year, new me” resolutions will be as meaningful with the rise of weight-loss meds.
Election spending, housing crisis, plans to ‘sideline’ local councils and electric vehicle myths are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
Our columnist says an elected Mayor of Kent could be just what the county needs to take charge of issues like transport and housing but do you agree?
ANPR car parks are fundamentally sensible, says our columnist, but useless for picking up your kids from a night out.