Kent Video Noughties | From the archive | University of Kent

[@JLaw954]

Thanks for sharing. Loved my time at UKC (87-90) and although most of the shops and pubs have changed hands the great landmarks I remember are still there. I must go back and spend a few days there soon. Been in the USA for 18 years and lost touch with so many people.

[@AspergersStudio]

The memories just flood back

[@Shikitita]

Graduated in 2007 and this was already in my Congregation DVD. Such memories... Watching it felt like being back in time. Best thing is that one of the girls in the aerobic class ended up being my landlady a year later. 😄

[@danielf1313]

Ah the good old days and so very different from when I was there just last week.

[@kabirahmed7584]

A great and gripping view. A pleasure to watch. Brought back pleasant memories of UKC

[@ianallardyce4222]

Ah, that was so good to watch.

[@Lizylilly_8567]

The best times!

[@bashiraliyu7164]

Serene Environment, thought to be enabling.

[@aliceheggie2531]

I'd put money on this being the late 90s. The Franklin and Firkin closed in 2001.

[@maddie107]

I’m glad someone else said this. The Venue is in its original format with open balcony too. This is the Canterbury of my A Levels at the local FE college not the one of my 4-year degree (2000-2004 Eliot)

[@sipodge]

It certainly couldn't be any earlier than 1999 as a novelisation of Star Wars Episode I can be seen in one frame. I'd guess mid-1999.

[@Dynastone]

@@sipodge Maybe 2000

[@susanpower-q5q]

Professor William Fortescue in History Please put extracts from your 2004 book France 1848 on KZbin Highly recommended by USA Catholic Lawyer Chris Ferrara your work deserves wider Publicity/Can anyone help?