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Get tested at new coronavirus local test site in Canterbury
A walk-through coronavirus testing facility is now open at Rutherford Car Park in Canterbury, as part of the Government’s UK-wide drive to improve the accessibility of … Read more
Create high-res (300dpi) images from Excel charts and plots
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Kent Law Clinic staff and students deliver advice workshop to Napier Barracks residents
Kent Law Clinic staff and students have been involved in a project to deliver legal advice workshops to asylum seekers residing at Napier Barracks, in … Read more
Compassion in Action: your clothing donations are making a difference
Following our initial round of clothing collections for Refugee Week at the Kent, we were able to donate eight large bags of much-needed men’s clothing … Read more
Emily Renshaw-Kidd takes up the reins as Artistic Director of Canterbury Cantata Trust
Following over 10 years as founder and Artistic Director of Canterbury Cantata Trust, Professor Grenville Hancox MBE has handed over the role to his successor … Read more
Vice Chancellor's Cup returns 2023/2024!
We’re excited to announce the Vice Chancellor’s Cup (VC’s Cup) is back, with a total of 18 events booked to take place between November 2023 … Read more
Solidarity and Compassion in Action: Refugee Week 2023 celebrations at Kent
It was wonderful to see different parts of our local community at the University of Kent intersect and celebrate the contributions and resilience of refugees … Read more
Opportunities & Resources 28/09
Don’t forget before you send your application off, to get it fully checked by us for your best chance of success. You can book a … Read more