Section: Kent

Linking Kent With the Côte d’Opale, the region around Calais, Getlink combines the operation of Eurotunnel with a number of other activities.

Don, in his further adventures with the Coastguard deals with suicide attempts. People jump from high bridges, but not always into water.

Lord Evans refers to a cycle of corruption. The author suggests we are at the low point. We must stop sleaze, Our PM is accused of sleaze.

Lord Adonis welcomes Hythe branch into European Movement and sets out a four-stage programme to rejoin the EU

Charlotte examines the problem of poo in our rivers and possible alternative strategies for mitigating flooding, such as using our rainwater.

Little Amal, the 3.5m high puppet of a Syrian child refugee was welcomed into Canterbury on her long walk from the Turkish-Syrian border.

Walking in the street I heard dancing music ahead. This enterprise from Spain sneaked across the Channel to cheer up Kent with gypsy tunes.

A new climate forum in Dover calls on the District Council to listen. Its aim is to speak on behalf of a variety of community groups.

Charlotte Mbali reviews the novel, “Paradise” by Abdulrazak Gurnah, winner of the 2021 Nobel Prize for Literature.

Romney Marsh is sometimes known as “the Fifth Continent”. Dee Taylor paints a portrait in words of its unique landscape and legends.