This week the Secret Thinker gets angry about traffic wardens and parking charges.

Former leader David Cameron famously urged his party to “stop banging on” about Brexit and immigration – but they show no signs of doing so.

Attending an historic event is one thing – but missing the man of the moment still haunts our columnist, 40 years on.

After a surprise advert appeared on his phone, the Secret Thinker ponders the future of AI.

Boredom with the so-called ‘culture wars’ and the ‘missed opportunity’ of the coronation are among the subjects tackled by our readers this week.

Entertainers rejecting the industry’s political groupthink to attend the King’s coronation showed us who are the real ‘rebels’, says our columnist.

Our columnist fears we’re now all so comfortable with school closures since the pandemic that there’s no urgency to resolve disputes with teachers.

As we celebrate the coronation, regardless of your views on the monarchy, it’s hard to avoid the impact they have on our lives.

Generosity towards refugees, the cost of living and capital punishment are among subjects tackled by our readers this week.

Secret Thinker was feeling patriotic but was surprised to find his choice of flag was deemed ‘offensive’.

Recalling the past through old pictures of our town centres is one thing...but Indiana Jones at 80 – surely that’s taking nostalgia too far?

Many supermarkets now offer their cheapest prices to members-only but it’s not a sales pitch our columnist agrees with.

Secret Thinker reflects on the comments Diane Abbott made about racism.

Our columnist reflects on how some of Kent’s town centres have changed over the years and ponders if for better or for worse?

Our columnist Secret Thinker fell at the first hurdle with his Grand National bet and wonders how much longer the race will continue.

They were supposed to be the future but smart motorways look like becoming an expensive mistake.

Comics like the Beano and Dandy were once a weekly dose of escapism - albeit with some behaviour traits which have probably changed over the years.

Our readers share their opinion on the 'demonisation' of the British Empire, safe routes for asylum seekers and bad behaviour in football.

Loud singing, talking and wearing a tall hat can all spark trouble at the most unlikely of live shows, says columnist Robert Barman

Our columnist Secret Thinker says we need to get tougher on people who dump anything they don’t want anywhere they see fit.