It’s upsetting for us to report further vandalism in recent days to disabled toilet facilities in the district, this time the Changing Places toilet at Whitstable Harbour and the disabled toilet at the Memorial Park in Herne Bay.
Refreshed rules to ensure everyone has a great time when visiting the district’s 14 miles of beautiful coastline will come into force on Saturday 1 April this year.
Toilets at one of the district’s cemeteries will be closed for two weeks for repairs after being targeted by vandals.
Carbon emissions at Kingsmead Leisure Centre are set to be reduced following a successful city council bid for £644,000 from the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS).
Voters will head to the polls on Thursday 4 May to elect their Canterbury City Council councillors.
New council houses packed with green technology are soon to become homes to local families.
We’re pleased to announce that work to refurbish Cornwallis Circle play area in Whitstable with all new equipment will start on Tuesday 2 May, and will take a few weeks to complete.
A Herne Bay man who dumped waste in a farmer’s field in Reculver has pleaded guilty to the offence in court and must pay £500 compensation to the farmer, following a request by Canterbury City Council.
We’re very pleased to say we have successfully bid for £400,000 from the government’s Planning Software Improvement Fund to enhance the online planning service we offer to residents.
Quicking-thinking crews have put out fires in the back three of refuse lorries operated by the council’s waste collection contractor Canenco in recent weeks, sparking a plea for residents to dispose of unwanted or dead batteries properly.