Canterbury City Council has given its backing to a four-unitary council option for Kent and Medway, with some changes to boundaries, as part of the government’s biggest shake up of local authorities in 50 years.
Eligible Canterbury district residents can now apply for a grant from the city council to have energy efficiency improvements installed in their home completely free of charge.
Yesterday’s Wincheap ward by-election was won by Green Party candidate, Peter Campbell.
National Tree Week takes place later this month (November) and we are pleased to be coordinating a series of free events across the district in support.
The annual Whitstable Harbour forum will take place on Tuesday 18 November at the harbour’s South Quay Shed and all are welcome to attend.
Free parking will be on offer across Canterbury, Herne Bay and Whitstable to support shoppers and businesses in the run-up to Christmas.
Councils from across Kent and Medway have today (Wednesday 5 November) published a series of draft business cases to help inform the next steps in the government’s biggest shake up of local councils in 50 years.
A Canterbury man caught transporting scrap waste without having a licence to do so has been found guilty of the offence in his absence at court and fined a total of £1,174.
Councillors last night (Thursday 30 October) agreed to build on the district’s long and proud history of welcoming those fleeing violence, conflict and persecution.
Councillors from all parties united to fight misogyny, harassment and violence against women and girls last night (Thursday 30 October).