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Park and ride at Sturry Road returns – and it’s cheaper for residents!
The countdown to the reopening of Sturry Road park and ride on Monday 1 April has begun – and residents of the Canterbury district will be able to use the service for just £3.20 a day.
Toilets shut after assault on cleaner
The public toilets in William Street, Herne Bay, will be closing at 2.30pm for the rest of this week following a nasty incident at around 4pm on Sunday 3 March when a cleaner was pelted with plastic bottles and cans for a sustained period of time.
Revised draft Local Plan ditches zones and bypasses proposals
After more than 2,000 people gave 24,000 individual views on Canterbury City Council’s last draft Local Plan, its Cabinet is to be asked for permission to consult on a revised version later this month.
Better bus services at heart of draft Transport Strategy
Better buses are at the heart of Canterbury City Council’s draft Canterbury District Transport Strategy.
SWEP activated as temperatures set to drop
Our Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) has been activated today (Thursday 22 February) as temperatures begin to drop and is set to be in place for several days.
Residents in Bridge to vote on proposed neighbourhood plan
A referendum on whether to adopt a neighbourhood plan for the parish of Bridge is to be held next month.
New children’s play area opens in the Dane John Gardens
An all new children’s play area has opened in the Dane John Gardens, providing a range of imaginative and inclusive play equipment for children aged up to seven years old.
Council publishes answers to public’s Whitstable CGR questions
Public consultation is continuing on the Community Governance Review (CGR) for Whitstable, which is considering the creation of a town council.
Herne Mill listed as asset of community value by city council
Herne Mill has been listed as an asset of community value (ACV) by senior officers at Canterbury City Council.