The club scene is important to students on campus, allowing them to let off steam, but it comes with its threats; one of the scariest of which is having your drink spiked. To counter such a serious threat, and to make the club safer, Kent Union have announced a new pilot scheme, allocating 500 drink spiking detection tests to Venue over the summer term as part of their Zero Tolerance campaign. Spiked drinks can incur loss of balance, visual impairment, nausea, vomiting, and most disturbingly, loss of consciousness. Considering the nature of drinking, however, everyone’s symptoms may be different…

A tree has fallen over onto University Road, between Keynes Bus Stop and Venue. No injuries were reported. The tree is reportedly still alive, with only a part of it falling onto the road. Maintenance have been called to remove the branch, likely cutting it off with a…

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