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‘Huge strides’ made by Folkestone-born cheetahs

1st May 20205th July 2020 Joe Harbert Cats, Cheetahs, Folkestone, Hythe, Kent, Port Lympne, South Africa, South East, zoo

Two cheetahs born in Kent who were relocated earlier this year are reported to be making ‘huge strides’ at their

How a derelict railway station will become a media powerhouse

1st May 202015th May 2020 Joe Harbert Amazon, ashford, Infrastructure, Kent, Netflix

With more than 120,000 people now living within its district, Ashford is a popular and household name in the South

Coronavirus: Officials warn of equipment donation scams for frontline workers

1st May 20201st May 2020 William Nyssens coronavirus, covid19, Kent, Medway, NHS, Stay at home, Thank you NHS

NHS officials in Kent have warned donors of scams selling low quality Personal protective equipment (PPE). Health chiefs are urging

Opinion: Why I am sad about missing Sweeps Festival 2020

1st May 20201st May 2020 Samuel Honey festival, Medway, Rochester, sweepsfestival

As coronavirus continues to cancel and postpone countless exciting events and festivals, I sit at home disheartened knowing I will

How to celebrate your birthday in lockdown

1st May 20202nd May 2020 Eleanor Keeling birthday, cake, Entertainment, fun, lockdown, party

Stuck in lockdown and wondering how to celebrate your birthday? Here is The Canterbury Hub’s top ten ways to celebrate

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A vegan’s guide to good food in Canterbury

1st May 20201st May 2020 Ella Deane cafe, canterbury, Food, food guide, local, resturaunt, small business, support local, takeaway, veganism, vegans

Veganism is on the rise, and whether you want to be kinder to the environment, become healthier, or you want

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Is it ethical to shop online during a pandemic?

30th April 202030th April 2020 Ella Deane consumers, coronavirus, delivery drivers, ethics, fast fashion, lockdown, long read, online shopping, safe, small business, warehouse workers

Scrolling through Instagram or Twitter these past few weeks and you’d think that you were walking down a market street

Is coronavirus forcing children to become young carers?

30th April 20201st May 2020 Eleanor Keeling children, coronavirus, covid19, opinion, Opinion piece, support, young carers

Is the Coronavirus pandemic forcing more children to become young carers as parents succumb to the virus and need round

Watch: Shocking footage shows East Malling man driving three times the speed limit

30th April 202030th April 2020 Tom Schwartz driving, kent police, speeding

This is the shocking moment an East Malling man drove at three times the speed limit through residential and town

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Acts of kindness: Canterbury residents are more united because of Covid-19

30th April 202030th April 2020 Charlotte Howard coronavirus, lockdown, shops, stayathome, volunteer

The entire UK have been feeling the negative effects of the Coronavirus, with pubs and restaurants closing their doors for

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