Councils from across Kent and Medway have today (Wednesday 5 November) published a series of draft business cases to help inform the next steps in the government’s biggest shake up of local councils in 50 years.
A Canterbury man caught transporting scrap waste without having a licence to do so has been found guilty of the offence in his absence at court and fined a total of £1,174.
Councillors last night (Thursday 30 October) agreed to build on the district’s long and proud history of welcoming those fleeing violence, conflict and persecution.
Councillors from all parties united to fight misogyny, harassment and violence against women and girls last night (Thursday 30 October).
Local people can get tips and support with keeping well and staying warm this winter at two events during November.
Prices for more than 5,000 or almost 80% of the council’s car park spaces used by residents across the district are set to be frozen for 2026/27 including Park and Ride.
Increasing the number of council homes and making sure tenants have somewhere warm and safe to live is at the heart of Canterbury City Council’s proposals for its Housing Revenue Account (HRA) budget in the coming financial year.
Investing in the environment, car parks and keeping the district clean is the driving force behind the proposals for next year’s council budget.
Whitstable Harbour successfully tested its ability to respond to an oil spill at an exercise earlier this week.
Tides will be higher than usual over the next couple of days, in particular the 2pm tide tomorrow (Thursday 23 October) afternoon.