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“Our social life is the ship.”
What Steven asked Päivi Seppälä and Gary Weston, co-directors of creative lightship LV21.
Steven Keevil
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"I know how to do a lot of the things, I could hit the ground running"
What Steven asked Cllr Lauren Edwards, Labour's parliamentary candidate for Rochester and Strood.
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How extreme is poverty in Medway?
In which Steven returns to writing a column but finds that the jokes fail him.
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"There are record stores in America that will have a Medway section"
What Steven asked Stephen Morris, author of DIY: A History of Music in Medway
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“You need to take charge, don't just accept what people are force feeding you”
What Steven asked Alfie Killick, artist and founder of Medway's Philosophy Cafe
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“I don’t call you an English user. I am a British signer, you are an English speaker, simple as that.”
What Steven asked Christopher Sacre, deaf artist and Art Facilitator for See and Create.
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“There are huge parts of our society that need to change”.
What Steven asked Cllr Naushabah Khan, Labour's parliamentary candidate for Gillingham and Rainham
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"Medway people are your rebels. They are your force for good and that scares people"
What Steven asked David Stokes, Chief Executive at Nucleus Arts
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"A bad Local Plan is worse than no Local Plan"
What Steven asked Cllr Elizabeth Turpin, Deputy Leader of the opposition Conservative Group
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“You can’t beat being involved in your hometown club”
What Steven asked Kevin Hake, chairman and manager of Chatham Football Club
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“The hardest thing is finding new bands in Medway”
What Steven asked Colin Chapman and Robin Halls, gig promoters at Careful Now Promotions
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“I could easily fill 4 or 5 days worth of work into every single day and still have stuff outstanding”
What residents of Medway asked Vince Maple, Leader of Medway Council