Marlowe Theatre launch online workshops
Canterbury’s Marlowe Theatre has launched a series of free online voice workshops. With the theatre closed due to the ongoing
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Women in senior positions in the Church of England feel ‘limited’ because of their gender
In 2014 after years of debate the Protestant Church finally allowed women to take on more senior roles in the
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A Covid Safe Christmas Market
The Canterbury Christmas Markets 2020 We all love that gorgeous festive feeling we get when walking around a Christmas market.
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What your university is doing to support you
These are challenging times for everyone, due to the universities not being included in the national lockdown many students have
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Students feel that their mental wellbeing has not been supported over the lockdown period
In a recent survey conducted by Unified, it confirmed that 67% of students at CCCU did not feel that their
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Why CCCU needs to do more: Opinion
The latest update from the Canterbury Christ Church University has students shell shocked, Johnny Amos and Chloe Mills investigate. With
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Varsity 2020: Ones to watch
With this years Varsity fast approaching, we’re taking a look at the players tipped to impress. But first, give this
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Canterbury city centre in line for £630,000 revamp
Schemes have been put forward to rejuvenate the busiest street in Canterbury. St George’s street will turn into a ‘tree-lined
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Ashford United launches football academy
Ashford United are to offer a full-time educational and football development academy for 16-19 year-olds, the first of its kind
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Mother Goose review – Ben Roddy shines in his 10th year
Mother Goose is Canterbury’s Christmas Pantomime this year, and what a fantastic spectacle it is. Dan Bichener writes. The show,
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