Series: Richard Scase Podcast

Richard Scase Podcast: Episode 11 – In his last podcast of a strange year, the Canterbury Society Chair discusses: the causes of the spread of Covid (such as the non-conformist 20%) ; and its likely effects in 2021 and beyond including: reduced commuting; little use of the Multi-Storey Car Park at Canterbury West station; more students studying from home; continued difficulties for retailers; and growing use of cycling and walking.

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Richard Scase Podcast: Episode 10 – The Canterbury Society Chair discusses: Covid cases and students; a likely lower university intake next year; the future of the Canterbury Forum; Would wealthier citizens be willing to pay more Council Tax?; why we should open more public lavatories — and not be closing three of them; Zoom Christmas parties and the panto.

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Richard Scase Podcast: Episode 9 – Reconfiguring the city centre post-Covid; can we create a new Town Forum after CCC abolishes the existing one?; transport; the St Dunstan’s Underpass.

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Richard Scase Podcast: Episode 8 – Looking forward to Canterbury becoming a totally pedestrianised city centre; why CCC did well to reject the Graffiti Wall proposal; and why Canterbury Football Club needs an accessible, permanent home

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Richard Scase Podcast: Episode 7 – Parents clustering at the school gate; we must avoid a second lockdown; cycling to Whitstable: speed limits; drinking and driving

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Richard Scase Podcast: Episode 6 – District Plan to 2040, City Council to be abolished? Future of East Kent stroke unit. Result of our Photo competition.

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Richard Scase Podcast: Episode 5 – Our photographic competition, Nasons redevelopment, return to the High St, new government planning proposals

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Richard Scase Podcast: Episode 4 – District Plan, shopping again and East Kent Hospital Trust

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Richard Scase Podcast: Episode 3 – Cycling, city centre and Canterbury Smells

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Richard Scase Podcast: Episode 2 – Fast forward from Lockdown

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