Cathedral stonemasons in painstaking clocktower engraving work
Canterbury Cathedral stonemasons are continuing their fantastic and painstaking engraving work as part of our project to revamp the area around St George’s Clocktower.
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City wall wildflower meadow providing biodiversity boost
If you’ve been past the city wall in the last few weeks, you may have noticed our new wildflower meadow is coming on a treat.
Dane John Gardens reopens!
We are pleased to say the Dane John Gardens has fully reopened today (Friday 1 May) – and the park is looking sensational in the spring sunshine!
Thousands of trees to be planted and hedges restored in 10-year project
The £200,000 Canterbury Hedge project to connect the woodland between the city of Canterbury and the coast got underway today (Thursday 23 April).
Families with babies and young children invited into The Garden
Families with babies and young children are invited to step into The Garden, a gentle and imaginative installation coming to The Beaney this week.
Summer kick off for £2 million King’s Hall revamp
Ensuring Herne Bay’s King’s Hall is fit for an exciting future is the key aim behind the city council’s £2 million revamp of the venue.
Council shake-up set to spark review of democracy in the district
Making sure democracy in the district is fit for purpose is at the heart of a review being launched by Canterbury City Council next month.
Dumped rubbish leads to guilty plea in court
A Petham woman who had rubbish removed from her property, only for it to end up being dumped in Herne Bay, has pleaded guilty in court of failing in her duty of care in respect of her waste and fined a total of £368.
Solly’s Orchard reopens after revamp
We’re pleased to say Solly’s Orchard and Abbot’s Mill have reopened following our revamp work over the last few months.
50-year mystery behind disappearance of Mother Clanger finally resolved
The 50-year mystery behind the disappearance of Mother Clanger has finally been solved.