A wee story about Kent water
Kent has never had enough toilet facilities for lorry drivers. Do we now have drivers’ pee from Sevington via the Stour to Stodmarsh?
BOOK REVIEW
Review: Princes Parade, by Mark Brophy
Princes Parade by Mark Brophy brings home to us just how essential wild places such as The Princes Parade are, for our emotional and physical wellbeing.
Will blue daffodils soon be unaffordable?
Charlotte Lebon looks at why some plants may become unaffordable in British garden centres next year now that Brexit regulations have taken effect
Rewilded Kent
Rewilded Kent coal mine under threat
The fate of Betteshanger – the rewilded Kent coalmine – and all its wildlife hangs in the balance pending a planning application decision
NHS REFORMS
NHS reform part 2: connecting the parts together
Many patients don’t even know who their GP is, or if they have one. With NHS reform, what does this mean for the future of GPs?
Are Whitstable oysters tanking?
What to do about the tonnes of Whitstable oysters still in the tanks after a ban on exports to the EU?
MARCHE POUR UNE VRAIE LOI CLIMAT
A Calais demo on climate change
The Calais Region Citizens for the Climate are determined to make Macron honour his Climate Change promises.
ROOF COLLAPSE
UK Green Roof subsidy programme collapses in tatters
The UK’s Green Roof environmental subsidy programme collapses in tatters
Lambs to the slaughter
The average male lamb has just six or seven months of skipping around before slaughter, with October being the peak killing month.