Interview
“The hardest thing is finding new bands in Medway”
What Steven asked Colin Chapman and Robin Halls, gig promoters at Careful Now Promotions
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
“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
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“Chatham High Street definitely has that role of being at the centre of the community”
What Steven asked George Atzev, founder of Future Medway
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“I'm not somebody who would choose to socialise with people who are Tories”
What Steven asked Teresa Murray, Deputy Leader of Medway Council.
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“I prefer to be the grit in the system”
What Steven asked Shea Coffey, co-founder of Medway Pride Radio
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“A parish councillor is sometimes expected to do more than a unitary authority councillor”
What Steven asked Chris Fribbins, the parish clerk for Allhallows and Halling
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“I don’t think we've finished with Waghorn yet”
What Steven asked Esther Johnson, the Medway illustrator behind 'Designed by Esther'
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“What I detest is that kind of bickering that goes on between the two parties”
What Steven asked George Crozer, Leader of Medway Council's Independent Group.
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“I don't feel my soul is validated unless I'm doing something that that means something to me.”
What Steven asked BAFTA Breakthrough and MidKent College alumni Mdhamiri Á Nkemi
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"I had my appraisal with the electorate, I hadn’t met my objectives, and that was it"
What Steven asked the former Labour MP for Chatham and Aylesford, Jonathan Shaw.
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"We are part of a generation that are able to see this isn't right and needs changing"
What Steven asked Rose Stokes, Chair of Medway Youth Council
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"I can understand why people don't want party politics and policing to mix"
What Steven asked Matthew Scott, Kent's Police and Crime Commissioner