Carl Quist, Author at The Canterbury Hub

Petition launched in bid to save midwifery course at Canterbury university

12th May 202312th May 2023 Carl Quist

A petition has been launched in a bid to save a local midwifery course in Kent. A former midwife, Jessica

Can a Netflix and Spotify account really help you with a mortgage?

12th May 202312th May 2023 Carl Quist

Having a subscription to Netflix and Spotify may benefit young people more than they already do. Being subscribed to the

How the cost-of-living crisis has harmed churches

11th May 202311th May 2023 Carl Quist

Many businesses have closed down, people have lost their jobs and are struggling to maintain a constant income. Now churches

Kent Refugee Action Network responds to new migration bill

10th May 202311th May 2023 Carl Quist

Kent Refugee Action Network (KRAN) have described the new migration bill as “inhumane and cruel.” The charity which supports refugees

Trains strikes: How is your journey affected?

10th May 202312th May 2023 Carl Quist

Train strikes have become a recurring issue these past few years, especially for Kent. After the pandemic, British railways, like

Can Homosexuality & Christianity truly co-exist?

The relationship between homosexuality and Christianity has varied over the years between churches, there are still various countries that homosexuality is a crime in meaning there still does not seem to be a middle ground when it comes to the two in many parts of the world. There seems to be an unsaid rule that you must be one of the other. You must pick a side. Carl Quist investigates whether if the two lifestyles can co-exist.