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Right, we cannot believe we’re having to write this – but someone has stolen the basket swing and the chains that go with it at Reculver Country Park, and we want it back.

Our school gate parking enforcement initiative, Operation Safety Net, continues to help keep children and parents safe at drop off and pick up time.

Canterbury district’s unsung heroes will be recognised for their impact on the local community at the 2023 Lord Mayor’s Award.

Green-fingered council tenants were rewarded for their stunning gardens and beautiful basket displays at this year’s tenants’ gardening competition in August.

Canenco’s longest-serving team member, Tony Moxham, has retired after 40 years of dedicated service keeping Canterbury clean.

The Beaney has once again been recognised for its excellence in heritage education after receiving yet another prestigious Sandford Award.

Our annual check of the electoral register, to make sure it is correct and complete, is continuing.

This morning (Friday 22 September) there has been a serious fire in one of our recycling dustcarts in Valley Road, Canterbury.

It is time to hit water company shareholders in their pockets with much heavier fines for dumping sewage in our seas. That’s the message from the Leader of the Council today (Tuesday) in a hard-hitting letter to the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak this week.

On the first day of the inaugural Great Stour Riverfest today (Monday 18 September), Canterbury City Council has published its Riverside Strategy for the next five years.