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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

18 students at Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) have tested positive for Covid-19. The university confirmed these cases, that were

Group of Six students at Tokyo Tearooms, Canterbury nightclub

Covid19 has affected a lot of different people in many different ways but it has had a harsh impact on

Schemes have been put forward to rejuvenate the busiest street in Canterbury. St George’s street will turn into a ‘tree-lined

Why be isolated if you don't drink?

A leading alcohol education charity has urged people to report incidents of drink spiking to the police. A Freedom of

Photo credit: CCCU Website

All four Canterbury candidates are here with us at Canterbury Christ Church University for a Q&A. If you can’t make

Many women’s domestic violence charities has responded to the media coverage of Grace Milanes death. In a press release on

Students are being warned by the government to be vigilant of scammers targeting freshers with phishing emails. Fraudsters are known

You have probably heard people mention the “B” word quite a few times, especially over the past few weeks but

Canterbury’s Rosie Duffield spoke out today about the horrendous bullying that she has witnessed while working in Parliament. The Labour