5 events you must go to at the National Trust
With the summer season coming soon, here are some fun and free activities to do at the National Trust locations
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Author: Kelly Maja
Visitor left saddened by the state of Canterbury West station
A visitor to Canterbury says he was left with a “really bad impression of the city” as he stepped off
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Kent residents face another hike in interest rates
Rising food and energy bills could affect households in Kent this summer as The Bank of England has voted to
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New border checks delay again at Dover and Folkestone
Fingerprinting and facial recognition checks set to be introduced at the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel in Folkestone have been
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Residents left divided over coronation spending
As the celebrations come to a close after the Bank Holiday weekend, Twitter users share how they spent the three
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How much did your district spend on the Coronation?
One district in Kent has spent £60,000 over the Coronation weekend, which is estimated to have cost a total of
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Racism in our classrooms
cultural hairstyles, separating large groups of “intimidating” Black students and misnaming students are all examples of microaggressions. Schools have been unfairly penalising children for their hairstyles, kissing their teeth, or even wearing bandanna’s. Small remarks like “can I touch your hair” or ” you speak english so well” are used to objectify and try to belittle the Black people.
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What is inflation and how it affects you?
The CPI has risen by 7% in the 12 months which is the highest rate its been for 30 years.
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How Kent is dealing with the cost of living increase
Kent County Council (KCC) has been given extra funding by the government to extend the Household Support Fund to help
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5 Kent foodbanks to help you out this easter
With the cost of living increasing and here are some places that can help you out if you’re struggling this
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