Why the fuss about Oasis ticket prices, asks our columnist, who argues families needing August holidays have paid inflated prices for years.

As millions seek to snap up tickets to Oasis’ reunion shows, our columnist will not be among them…

The demonisation of car drivers and suppression of free speech are among the concerns voiced by readers on our letters page this week.

The summer riots show us the changing face - and dress code - of the so-called ‘far-right’, says our columnist.

Kent is a sight to behold in the summer - but few will escape two regular visitors which create quite the stink.

KentOnline columnist and swearing fan Melissa Todd says a council’s plan to issue fines for foul language will unfairly penalise the working class.

Cashless car parks, cuts to payments for the elderly and the rise of extremism are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.

It’s exam results time and our columnist is getting irritated by the multi-millionaire celebrities lining up to tell students grades don’t matter.

The new government says it wants some controlled development on our Green Belt land… but is it a slippery slope?

Our readers from across the county give their weekly take on the biggest issues impacting Kent and beyond - from riots to electoral reform.

From the imam offering chips to rioters to the ‘nans against Nazis’ our columnist has become entranced by online videos showing acts of solidarity.

Dreamland in Margate has emerged as Kent’s most compelling live music arena despite a stuttering revival almost 10 years ago.

After violence on the streets, Melissa Todd calls for empathy from all sides, arguing we’re all immigrants, we’re all frightened and we’re all flawed.

Concern over riots on our streets, posturing politicians and scrapping the winter fuel allowance are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.

‘Where are all the children?’ asks our columnist, who fears society is gradually waging a war on play that means fewer youngsters are on the streets.

All this success at the Olympics is a bit much - we’re meant to be a nation of plucky underdogs, our columnist argues.

Who doesn’t enjoy a game of Monopoly? Yes, it lasts for hours but imagine if you were having to pay realistic sums for properties…

Flexible working arrangements, the housing crisis and punishments for environmental campaigners are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.

Pensioners’ winter fuel payments need capping just as TV Licences did, says our columnist, but it’s wrong to say all but the poorest can afford it.

As the Paris Olympic Games get underway, our columnist struggles to find traces of London 2012’s legacy in Kent today.