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Wheelchair tennis sessions
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ALL Active Boccia is open to everyone
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Alister Brady, Lord Mayor of Canterbury and Kent alum, gives talk on local government
On 28 October 2026, Cllr Alister Brady, Lord Mayor of Canterbury, gave a talk to students and staff on Civic Office, Local Government, and the … Read more
Kent Economics Degree Apprentice Research Journal 2026
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