Culture
Is art really saving Kent's struggling towns?
Creative regeneration has transformed Folkestone and Margate, but are the benefits felt by everyone?
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Culture
East Thanet MP reiterates push toward clean energy
Plus award-winning Canterbury ales, new Filaments exhibition in Medway, Folkestone fish and chips, upcoming Kent events, and more
News
Musk style politics comes to Kent
Plus basic democratic functions aren't getting done, some excellent nominative determinism, news in brief, and more
Culture
Between Ham and Sandwich
Exploring some of Kent's most curious place names
Interview
“People creating inspires me to create”
What we asked Sexton Ming, artist, musician, and poet.
News
East Kent might actually be able to build things again
Plus more flag news, a lack of meetings at KCC, news in brief, and more
Culture
The return of the beautiful tabletop game
Plus the magazine keeping Kent history alive, Maidstone fish and chips keeps winning awards, upcoming Kent events, and more
News
Reform plants its flag at County Hall
Plus Ebbsfleet to eventually get international trains again, a wild planning dispute in Tunbridge Wells, news in brief, and more
News
Six months to redraw Kent
14 councils, a new administration, and no clear answers
Interview
“A lot of the stuff I do is below the radar”
We talk to Tristan Osborne, the recently elected MP for Chatham and Aylesford
News
Is it possible to character assassinate a city?
As the Spectator presents Canterbury as a lawless no-go zone, we look at the truth beyond the sensationalisation. Plus the serious work begins for Reform at KCC, news in brief, and more
Culture
Mucking in at Foal Farm
Columnist Zahra Barri volunteers at a farm animal rescue to see whether charity can really begin at home, or at least in Kent.