Misogyny in Westminster

Right through the ages women had to fight misogyny. Deputy leader Angela Raynor was faced with blatant sexism by colleagues and the media.
Lessons from the Falklands for the Ukraine War

What lessons can be learnt from the Falklands war to be useful for the Ukraine Russia war.
1 May – International Labour Day

Shouldn’t we just stick to the older traditional first of May festivities, such as erecting the Maypole?
The Global Methane Pledge

The rapid reduction of methane emissions is a low hanging fruit for making a real inroad into climate warming.
Harmony College

Barbershop singing a cappella style encourages the growth of close harmony singing unaccompanied by instruments.
Earth Day – 22 April

22 April is Earth Day. Kent Bylines invited its writers to tell us what they were planning to do to mark earth’s Mother’s Day.
Moveable Feasts

Passover, Easter and Ramadan This year is one of those rare years when Passover, Easter and Ramadan coincide. As this happens only every 30 years, most of us will experience this twice or at best three times in our lifetimes. For most people, our practice is confined to just one of these celebrations – unless […]
Climate Emergency in South Africa

Such a large storm in April, “one of the worst weather storms in the history of our country,” shows that climate emergency is coming to Southern Africa.
International Students Had To Flee Ukraine

As well as Ukraininan students International students had to flee Ukraine as Vladimir Putin’s war against the country gathered pace.