A brand-new exhibition by the National Portrait Gallery (NPG) exploring the experiences and contributions of people who moved to Britain and made it their permanent or temporary home is set to open for the first time at The Beaney.
Our Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) has been activated today (Thursday 19 June) as temperatures continue to rise.
Work is now complete on a dramatic external transformation of one of Canterbury’s most historic buildings.
A Whitstable man who was running a business as a scrap metal dealer in Canterbury district when not authorised to do so has been found guilty of the offence and fined a total of £760.
Canterbury City Council is delivering a full RLSS UK National Vocational Beach Lifeguard Qualification (NVBLQ) as we seek to add more staff to our lifeguarding team.
A woman from Dorking who gave her waste to an unregistered waste collector who then dumped it in Mole Hill Road, Whitstable, has pleaded guilty to failing in her duty of care to pass her waste onto an authorised waste carrier.
Local people can find out more about how Curtis Wood will be cared for in the coming years at a public meeting next month.
Hosted by Canterbury BID, the third annual Best Bar None awards took place on Wednesday 11 June, recognising the efforts of 33 venues in Canterbury.
Children have the chance to try their hand at a whole range of sports at a free summer event being held by Canterbury City Council and Kent Police alongside a range of other organisations.
As part of our Canterbury Connected project, paid for from government money, we are improving some of our car parks to make them more welcoming.