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Following the resignations of three city councillors in recent weeks, we can today (Thursday 30 January) confirm that three by-elections will take place on Thursday 6 March.

A tagger has been forced to pay more than £1,300 in fines and costs after admitting daubing graffiti in four locations across Canterbury city centre.

A little less conversation, a little more action kicked off this week to transform a vacant property into Canterbury City Council’s first net zero social home.

Sixteen projects and initiative across the district have benefitted from United Kingdom Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) money over the last few months.

At the end of last year, the government published a white paper which outlined its desire to devolve decision making and spending power from Whitehall to the regions.

An annual household pass to use the West Beach tennis courts in Whitstable for just £35 for the whole year is now available.

You are invited to the Lord Mayor of Canterbury’s Spring Ball on Saturday 22 March 2025.

The current Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) activation period has come to an end today.

Garden waste collections resume next week after the festive break.

Canterbury City Council has chosen a leading local tennis operator to run the recently refurbished courts at West Beach in Whitstable.