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KentOnline Podcast: Kent reacts to Harry and Meghan s interview with Oprah
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Kent has been reacting to Harry and Meghan s interview with Oprah.
It was broadcast on ITV last night and has divided opinion with some backing the couple and others supporting the Royal family.
Hundreds of you have been commenting on our Facebook - Nicola Everett is joined on the podcast by Oliver Kemp to chat through the reaction.
Also in today s podcast, it s feared even more Kent families could end up needing financial support over the next year, as a result of the pandemic.
Hear from the chief exec of Family Action.
Kent and Medway Apprenticeships Graduation Ceremony 2021 date confirmed for October 8
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Updated: 10:40, 02 March 2021
The date for the annual celebration of apprentices in Kent and Medway has been confirmed for 2021 - but it will once again be a virtual event due to the pandemic.
Now in its third year, the Kent and Medway Apprenticeships Graduation Ceremony will take place on Friday, October 8.
Apprentices completing their course in Kent or Medway can apply to take part
It is designed to celebrate the achievements of those completing apprenticeships in a similar way to university graduates
FSB South East policy chair Deborah Turner said: âApprenticeships are a win-win for everyone.
Mangawhai artists inspired by in sequence of numbers
Works by Pauline Mann will feature in Fibonacci: Math and Magic
Four artists will explore the Fibonacci sequence in a new exhibition opening at the Mangawhai Artists Gallery later this month.
The Fibonacci sequence is an endless series of numbers where each number in the series is the sum of its two previous numbers.
The series is a mathematical way of describing how many things grow, including shells, cones, flowers, human DNA and spiral galaxies.
Participating artist Mandy Thomsett-Taylor says the exhibition proposes ideas around design, pattern and logic that interest her.