Josh Jordan, September 19, 2019
We regret to announce that Katie Taylor, President Kent 2019/20, has submitted her notice of resignation and will be leaving the Union next month. Her final day will be Wednesday 9 October. The Students’ Union thanks Katie for her contribution since June and wishes her the best for the future. Arrangements are being made to […]
Andy Squire, August 14, 2019
We’re chuffed to bits to have been scored ‘Excellent’ by the NUS Green Impact scheme. As a Union, we have been working hard to reduce our impact on the environment, and over the last four years we have improved steadily from Good to this latest top-level score of Excellent. The NUS Green Impact scheme takes […]
Josh Jordan, June 6, 2019
CHANGES IN TENANT FEES 1 JUNE 2019 The new law applies to private tenants with an assured shorthold tenancy, if you’re in student housing, or you’re a lodger with a live-in landlord. From the 1st June 2019 you can no longer be billed for: Referencing Credit and immigration checks Administration fees Renewing your contract The only […]
simoneziel, May 31, 2019
June is around the corner and it is looking to be a fairly interesting month for us all. Not only is June the end of May (see what I did there?!), there are many political and social events going on but I wanted to make you all aware of two important events that you should […]
simoneziel, May 9, 2019
Over the past few weeks, we have noticed a high number of students interested in the UCA budget cuts that will be coming into effect before the next academic year. We’ve had students approach us with their concerns which led to the creation of the ‘Stop UCA Staff Cuts’ petition in April, which has now […]
martaszurmiej, March 22, 2019
Hello everyone, I hope you had a good month since the last blog post and that you have submitted most of your work, the deadlines have passed and you’re under less pressure currently! The weather has been a bit up and down, but for those who enjoy the sun and some extra vitamin D, it […]
simoneziel, March 20, 2019
It’s the 3rd Thursday of the month which means it’s time for my Triumph Thursday post! The hate crime and incident survey is now live! Like I have mentioned in the previous blog post, the purpose of it is to measure the amount of hate crimes and incidents that have happened to students during […]
simoneziel, March 8, 2019
Happy International Women’s Day everyone! Today, I decided to start my work day by looking into the history of IWD because, being honest, I did not know how the day came about (and you may not either!) So, here is a very brief history session on International Women’s Day. On February 28th 1909, the Socialist […]
Vanessa Silva, March 6, 2019
By Lou Hardy and Lucy Sherwood 17/02/2019 “NO COAL, NO OIL, LEAVE YOUR CARBON IN THE SOIL.” Cries of desperation from Children, Young Adults and Parents echoed through the streets of Canterbury on Friday 16th February 2019, and we were more than proud to join in and make lots of noise with other passionate […]
rileyclowes, February 28, 2019
Well it’s the end of LGBTQ+ History Month, but just because it’s the end of the month doesn’t mean we should take down our flags and banners for another year. Instead we should carry on educating, we should hold the hands of those brave enough to carry on fighting when life has knocked them down, […]
