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Governance Practice & Policies

by The Canterbury Society | Aug 13, 2022 | Canterbury Society Documents

Our Constitution

by The Canterbury Society | Aug 13, 2022 | Canterbury Society Documents

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Lesson from Canterbury by Dr. Hubert Pragnell

by The Canterbury Society | Aug 8, 2022 | Analysis: behind the news

Canterbury has been under threat from those we may call conventional enemies; the Vikings in the 11thcentury, the German Luftwaffe in 1942, and potentially the French at various times and especially in 1805, but for Nelson’s victory at Trafalgar. Now we have another...

Is Kent still the Garden of England….? by Penny Rickards, SOLIS (Save Old Wives Lees from Industrial Solar)

by The Canterbury Society | Jul 13, 2022 | Analysis: behind the news

by Penny Rickards, SOLIS (Save Old Wives Lees from Industrial Solar) Editor’s note: This article represents the opinions of many local residents in Old Wives Lees. It is published because it raises issues of the environment, energy and food self-sufficiency, all of...

A Kinder City-Social Science Fiction and the New Canterbury

by The Canterbury Society | Jun 6, 2022 | Analysis: behind the news

by Professor Peter Taylor-Gooby, University of Kent Canterbury is rich in writers of all sorts, perhaps the result of university creative writing courses, the wide range of independent tutors, groups and bookshops and the many opportunities in the city to talk about...
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