A series of public events in support of the current ‘What Remains’? exhibition at The Beaney in Canterbury – visited by more than 10,000 people so far – takes place during February and March.
Our engineering team is continuing to closely monitor the Nailbourne as it flows through our district.
Government ministers have today (Thursday 5 February) launched a consultation on the future number of councils in Kent and Medway and the areas they should cover.
Work on our latest Levelling Up project to improve the area outside the former Nason’s store in the city centre starts next Monday (2 February).
Stour Environmental Credits (SEC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Clark Gordon as its new General Manager, beginning this month.
Four unsung heroes who quietly go about their voluntary work to make the district a better place have been recognised with Lord Mayor’s Awards.
We are currently reviewing community sports facilities in the district in preparation for the development of our playing pitch strategy for the next five years.
Low temperatures mean many people across the district will be firing up their wood-burning stoves or enjoying an open fire at home.
Our Levelling Up project along the city wall is progressing well and we have now completed all the planting of the new beds.
Canterbury district residents will be able to take advantage of more than 20 free parking days in the coastal towns in early 2026, to support shops and businesses during the off-season.