Booking now open for Riverfest 2025 events
Booking for a whole host of free activities taking place as part of this year’s Great Stour Riverfest has opened today (Friday 1 August).
Latest News
Don Juan makes temporary move to Tower House
We are very pleased to say fans of the Don Juan Cafe can now continue to enjoy their food and drink at their new temporary home at Tower House in the Westgate Gardens.
Residents face £200 fines for fox and gull-ravaged rubbish
“We’ll be back.” That is not the infamous cry of Arnie but of Canterbury City Council’s Environmental Crime Officers after hitting two residents with £200 fines each.
St George’s Street paving gets a deep clean
Over the last week or so, Canenco have been hard at work cleaning the paved area in St George’s Street.
Work to start on St George’s Lane improvements
Work on improvements to St George’s Lane by the bus station gets underway on Monday (21 July).
Appeal launched for information on graffiti tag
Canterbury City Council is appealing for information about the identity of this man who could hold vital information about the spraying of a graffiti tag in Canterbury that has also been seen in other locations across the district.
Tenant confirmed for empty bandstand commercial unit
Canterbury City Council has announced that the empty commercial unit at Herne Bay bandstand is to be leased to the current tenant of the other unit at the site, Makcari’s.
Important information about postal votes
Elections and voting may be the last things on your mind right now, but for those voters who have a postal vote, there has been a very important change that you need to be aware of and may require you to take action.
Tombstoning warning as dangerous activity starts early this year
With the warm weather set to return in the coming days, it’s concerning that we have already started to see incidents of people jumping from the quayside at Whitstable Harbour – activity known as ‘tombstoning’.
New campaign demands an end to catapult cruelty
“Too many animals across the county are being injured or killed by people using catapults and it needs to stop.” That’s the view of Cllr Connie Nolan, Canterbury City Council’s Cabinet Member for Community Engagement, Safety and Enforcement.