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Medway River Lit has more stories to tell
lus an elected mayor on the horizon, a Gillingham pub's suspended licence, and a Brompton flat fit for The Traitors
Steven Keevil
Chief Conversationalist and Kent Columnist of the Year - "The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you're uncool."
Interview
“This place is too important to too many people”
What Steven asked Rebekah Jordan, owner of Playopolis in Rochester, as it marks its 10th anniversary
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“I had no idea that it had its heart ripped out”
What Steven asked Phil Gomm, former lecturer at Kent Institute of Art & Design
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"I’ve always been a massive nature geek"
What Steven asked Tim Harrison, artistic director of We Live Here
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“We’ve got to try and give an agenda of hope”
What Steven asked Glyn Griffiths, new chair of the Pride in Place Twydall board.
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“We are literally part of the furniture in Medway”
What Steven asked Anthony Martin, musician and organiser of the 20th anniversary of Antfest
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“Just because it's not the norm doesn't mean we shouldn't be doing it”
What Steven asked Esme Michaela, actor, producer and founder of Evulve Productions
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“I still think there's beauty in rambling”
What Steven asked Fiona Goggin, debut author of The Silver Bones of Frances Winter
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“I trust a 16-year-old to make a good decision as much as I trust a 30-year-old”
What Steven asked Dr Roy Smith, Service Manager for Medway Council's Youth Service
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“I see them as my superpowers”
What Steven asked Jonathan Ash, the colour-blind artist
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“What you hear about Reform, I shouldn't fit the brief”
What Steven asked William Burvill, the new deputy leader of the Reform group on Medway Council and newly elected councillor for Cuxton, Halling and Riverside
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“I will talk to the river”
What Steven asked Rachel Lowrie, songwriter-singer with the Ashen Keys and South Shore