The Beaney is set to open a new exhibition where visitors can delve into the origins of the museum’s collection and question how stories about objects are often presented and shared today.
While we were disappointed that Herne Bay was unsuccessful in its Levelling Up Fund bid last year, we are still committed to looking at funding sources to help bring the bandstand back into full use – both the empty commercial unit and the currently closed bandstand itself.
We have taken the difficult decision that three large lime trees in the Dane John Gardens that are diseased need to be removed on public safety grounds.
We would like to apologise to residents who have experienced problems with their bin collections in recent weeks.
Tickets can now be snapped up for a range of fantastic free events taking place as part of this year’s Great Stour Riverfest.
Our Severe Weather Emergency Protocol has been activated today (Monday 12 August) due to the high temperatures.
Brand new artwork capturing Whitstable Harbour’s rich past and vibrant present has been unveiled at the South Quay Shed.
Six former servicemen and women from Canterbury have been praised for their support of fellow veterans and the wider community at East Kent Mind’s Veterans Recognition Awards.
Supporting rough sleepers into appropriate accommodation is one of this council’s highest priorities. In 2023 we helped 104 street homeless into accommodation, and so far in 2024 the figure is 71.
A Canterbury man has been found guilty of an environmental crime offence in his absence and fined a total of £2,714.