Is Welby becoming turbulent over the Citizens Assembly?
The Archbishop has offered his proposals for Brexit
Brexit Party names parliamentary candidate for Canterbury
He will be looking to unite Leave voters in the next general election
High Speed Views: Victory?
We commuters are a stoical lot not given to grumbling. Sort of.
Vegan burger name row reveals hypocrisy of the meat industry
Meat producers don't like the use of 'burger' or 'sausage' for vegan products.
IBM says that Canterbury’s air quality is good — but it’s...
The true picture is much more alarming
Buses: will they become a lifeline for our villages again?
Cutting bus services leaves vulnerable people isolated and cut off
The news as entertainment
If politics really has become entertainment, what will the results be for our democracy?
High Speed Views – Brevity
Mark Twain once signed off a letter with the phrase “I apologise for writing a long letter, I didn’t have time to write a short one”.
Found: a Shakespeare play about student poverty in Canterbury
‘Timon of Athens’ was one of Shakespeare’s final works, written in 1607
Dane John night closure trial starts
A 12-month trial scheme to close several of the entrances to the Dane John Gardens at night has begun
Four green flags set to fly
The Green Flag is a national scheme that recognises parks with high standards of management.
Could Boris become the most embarrassing mistake in political history?
The next Prime Minister might not be there very long.
Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story
The Journal's resident arts critic reviews Scorsese's biopic
