With the warm weather set to return in the coming days, it’s concerning that we have already started to see incidents of people jumping from the quayside at Whitstable Harbour – activity known as ‘tombstoning’.
“Too many animals across the county are being injured or killed by people using catapults and it needs to stop.” That’s the view of Cllr Connie Nolan, Canterbury City Council’s Cabinet Member for Community Engagement, Safety and Enforcement.
“It is just not good enough.” That’s the message from Leader of the Council Cllr Alan Baldock in an open letter to South East Water Chief Executive David Hinton after days of no water for hundreds of people in parts of the district.
Canterbury’s annual celebration of the River Stour returns for a third time this September, promising a fun-packed week of free activities and events.
Just as Wimbledon is underway, we have now completed a fantastic revamp of the tennis courts in Herne Bay Memorial Park.
The Beaney House of Art and Knowledge is in the running for yet another prestigious national award in recognition of its quality as a family attraction.
A man from London 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.
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.