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Posts by Neasa MacErlean
Neasa MacErlean
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http://neasa.co.uk
Neasa MacErlean is a journalist who lives in Canterbury. She covers a wide range of areas including business, the welfare state and the law. She qualified as a chartered accountant and speaks Italian.
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Nine groups that kept Canterbury going during Lockdown
Neasa MacErlean
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20th July 2020
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News
The Repair Café: bikes, bishop, banana cake and that elusive buzz
Neasa MacErlean
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15th March 2020
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Health
Intensive care: 8 beds at the Kent & Canterbury
Neasa MacErlean
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15th March 2020
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Health
Coronavirus: where will Canterbury be in two weeks?
Neasa MacErlean
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10th March 2020
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Environment
Reduce emissions, take the bus
Neasa MacErlean
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20th September 2019
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Politics
Is Welby becoming turbulent over the Citizens Assembly?
Neasa MacErlean
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3rd September 2019
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Comment
Are the rats on their way out in Thanington?
Neasa MacErlean
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19th August 2019
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Comment
IBM says that Canterbury’s air quality is good — but it’s...
Neasa MacErlean
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14th August 2019
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Politics
Just a bad Irish joke?
Neasa MacErlean
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1st August 2019
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Comment
Buses: will they become a lifeline for our villages again?
Neasa MacErlean
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29th July 2019
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Review
Found: a Shakespeare play about student poverty in Canterbury
Neasa MacErlean
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22nd July 2019
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Lifestyle
Love in a doorway
Neasa MacErlean
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14th July 2019
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