An exciting new project in Whitstable giving young entrepreneurs the opportunity to bring new products to market and learn about running a business in a live retail environment is now up and running.
Our £45,000 project to upgrade the children’s play area at Herne Bay Memorial Park is now complete.
We were very pleased to welcome a group of students from Canterbury Academy to Whitstable Harbour yesterday (Thursday 23 November).
The tide at 10pm tomorrow (Friday 24 November) will be higher than the predicted astronomical tide and the wind will swing north westerly causing a wind driven surge, so we are closing some of our floodgates.
The Leader and Deputy Leader of Canterbury City Council have written to the Chancellor to demand a fair deal for Canterbury, Herne Bay, Whitstable and the surrounding villages when delivering his Autumn Statement tomorrow (Wednesday).
You could have the chance to breathe life into a vital part of Herne Bay while helping to create jobs, attract investment and bring the community together.
Helping residents to get their recycling sorted is at the heart of a new campaign being launched by Canterbury City Council this week.
Proposals for how Whitstable Harbour will be managed, cared for and invested in over the next 10 years have been announced today (Monday 6 November).
Work is underway to give Canterbury’s cobbled streets a thorough clean after the city council was awarded £25,000 to tackle chewing gum back in July.
That’s the message from the Leader of Canterbury City Council in an open letter sent today (Wednesday 1 November) to his opposite number at Kent County Council after its proposal to axe funding for supported accommodation for young people leaving the care system when they reach the age of 19.