The Beaney is set to trace the dramatic life of Canterbury-born spy, playwright, poet, translator and fiction-writer Aphra Behn in its upcoming exhibition.
A new project designed to help people develop and improve their skills with a view to getting back into work is up and running.
A beacon will be lit at Reculver Drive in Herne Bay on Thursday 6 June as the district joins the national commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion in 1944.
The district’s newest Changing Places facility, which provides fully accessible toilets designed with generous space and specialist equipment, has opened at The Beaney in Canterbury.
Free singing sessions for people living with dementia are to launch at The Beaney after the museum secured three years of funding from the National Academy for Social Prescribing’s Power of Music Fund.
An extra public consultation event on Canterbury City Council’s draft Local Plan has been added to the calendar.
Bin collections across the Canterbury district will take place one day later than usual following the early May bank holiday.
The result of the Canterbury district vote for the Police and Crime Commissioner for Kent election has now been declared.
New energy saving measures installed at Kingsmead Leisure Centre in Canterbury will reduce the amount of energy used at the centre by around a quarter.
Canterbury City Council has put the needs of pollinators and their habitats at the heart of its approach to managing its land through its Pollinator Action Plan (PAP).