The Canterbury Journal

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”.

‘Timon of Athens’ was one of Shakespeare’s final works, written in 1607

A 12-month trial scheme to close several of the entrances to the Dane John Gardens at night has begun

The Green Flag is a national scheme that recognises parks with high standards of management.

Alex Ricketts stares out of train window of life

The next Prime Minister might not be there very long.

The Journal's resident arts critic reviews Scorsese's biopic

Looking into a High Street doorway this week, I saw two people still asleep, wrapped in each other’s arms.

Solutions are needed, and quickly, if these devastating trends are to be reversed.

Newly elected councillor Alex Ricketts talks about his new job

Alex Lister analyses the local election result

The Duke of Burgundy can be seen at sites across Kent.

Bob Britnell draws a modern parallel with the past.

Sam and Olly Bottomley plan to spend summers at the coastal home.

More than 97% of families got a place at one of their chosen schools.

The Wilson Perspective: Key wards - including his own - were decided by just a few votes, writes Dave Wilson.

New poll reveals some interesting stats

Lister was the first quadriplegic sailor to cross the channel solo

Antony Hook will run against Nigel Farage

The Reverend Mark Griffin, rector of St Martin’s, represented the Cathedral