Sales of supplements continue to rise despite doubts over their effectiveness
by Isabel Müller Eidhamar, reporter Last week the question of the benefit of health supplements was raised yet again after…
Year: 2018
Maidstone Council bans Chinese lanterns to protect animals
Maidstone Borough Council became the fourth council in Kent to ban Chinese lanterns earlier on this week. The move came…
Crime statistics leap 38% in one year in Kent
Crime in Kent has risen by 38% in a year, according to figures released this week. The Office for National…
Lord Hain defends his decision to name Green as harasser in Parliament
by Sam Baker, reporter Lord Hain has today defended his decision to publicly name Sir Philip Green as the alleged…
Could a famous Kent resident grace the new £50 note?
by Sam Baker, reporter In the near future people may well see the famous face of a former Kent resident…
Royals touch down in Tonga- albeit later than anticipated
by Tommaso Dimiddio, reporter Harry and Meghan’s landing in Tonga was slightly delayed today as they had to wait for…
Night at the museum seeks to attract younger people to Britain’s historical hotspots
by Isabel Müller Eidhamar, reporter A brand new cultural festival in London taking place next year in an attempt to attract…
Britons are addicted to their phones, says YouGov
by Emma Beavon The majority of Britons cannot get through a meal without checking their phones, according to a new…
South Africa declares menstrual products tax-free
by Emma Beavon, reporter Menstrual products have just become a lot more affordable for women in South Africa. Finance minister…
Calls for NHS to increase survival rates of less curable cancers
Nearly 9000 people in the UK are diagnosed with Oesophageal cancer, which is the cancer of the food tube, making…