Canterbury City Council has urged the government to act now on England’s “broken council housing finances”, including “unsustainable” levels of debt previously given to councils by government.
Coping with ever-rocketing external costs and increasing demands for council services are at the heart of Canterbury City Council’s budget proposals for 2025/2026.
The cost of parking in more than 4,000 car park spaces across the district is set to be frozen.
QR codes have been stuck onto some of our parking machines today, such as this one pictured in North Lane.
Lord Mayor of Canterbury, Cllr Jean Butcher, has paid tribute to the former Dean of Canterbury Cathedral, and Freeman of the City, Robert Willis, whose death was announced earlier this week.
Owners of brownfield sites in the district that could be developed are being urged to come forward.
The first Whitstable Harbour Annual Forum will take place at the harbour’s South Quay Shed next month.
If you’ve been along the section of the A2 through our patch this week, you may have noticed Canenco’s crews hard at work cleaning the verges.
As everybody knows, our ambitious and exciting plans to transform parts of the city centre using £20m of government money are taking shape.
A quick-thinking waste collection crew that spotted rubbish smouldering in the back of their refuse collection vehicle have been praised.