E-books: The future or unethical fad ?
Jk Rowling made an absolute mint from the sale of e-books in 2018, conjuring up a magical £33 million pounds,…
Month: January 2019
Campaigners celebrate as food labelling law tabled
By Max Pearson The government may soon force food manufacturers to label all their ingredients in what is being called…
KCC to end consultation on library hour cuts
A consultation into plans to cut the opening hours of many of Kents libraries to end on Tuesday 29th of…
Rainham church hosts Holocaust exhibition
St Margaret's Church in Rainham has hosted an exhibition in a run up to Holocaust Memorial Day. The exhibition called…
RMT holds protest at the port of Ramsgate to secure jobs for UK seafarers after Brexit
The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) held a demonstration at the port of Ramsgate on Tuesday,…
Veganuary 2019: Lets try veganism
A charity organisation called Veganuary launched a campaign at the beginning of the year, urging people to try veganism. Over…
Woman’s treatment gives her condition it was meant to solve
By Max Pearson An anonymous woman has spoken out against treatment she received for what was believed to be a…
University of Kent Musical Theatre Society presents Company the Musical
UKC Musical Theatre Society is producing an amateur version of the Broadway classic and Tony award-winning dark-comedy, Company. Never heard…
Poetry book sales are the best sellers for young people today.
The poetry book sales have currently risen by 12% over last year. Nielsen Bookscan recently released statistics showing an increase…
Remains of famous explorer Matthew Flinders found during HS2 dig
by Max Meads, reporter The remains of 19th-Century explorer and cartographer Captain Matthew Flinders have been found last night near…