A woman from Dorking who gave her waste to an unregistered waste collector who then dumped it in Mole Hill Road, Whitstable, has pleaded guilty to failing in her duty of care to pass her waste onto an authorised waste carrier.
Local people can find out more about how Curtis Wood will be cared for in the coming years at a public meeting next month.
Hosted by Canterbury BID, the third annual Best Bar None awards took place on Wednesday 11 June, recognising the efforts of 33 venues in Canterbury.
Children have the chance to try their hand at a whole range of sports at a free summer event being held by Canterbury City Council and Kent Police alongside a range of other organisations.
As part of our Canterbury Connected project, paid for from government money, we are improving some of our car parks to make them more welcoming.
As part of the development of its nutrient mitigation portfolio in Kent, Stour Environmental Credits Ltd (SEC) is seeking to appoint a suitable provider/installer to convert existing septic tanks and private package treatment plants to high efficacy private package treatment plants (PTPs).
Canterbury City Council’s draft Local Plan – its blueprint for new homes, new infrastructure such as better buses and schools and extra land for jobs – will be submitted to the government in autumn 2026 if a new timetable is approved.
The city council has opened up a second round of biodiversity grants for bids from local groups and organisations, following a highly successful first round that saw seven community projects completed.
Stour Environmental Credits Ltd (SEC) has appointed Mariam Bajulaiye as its first Managing Director, as the Joint Venture company created by Ashford Borough Council and Canterbury City Council prepares to start trading in nutrient mitigation credits.
Councils in Kent and Medway have received a response from the government on interim proposals to replace the current system of local government.