A company set up by two councils to unlock the nutrient neutrality problem affecting development in east Kent, including the derelict Debenhams and Nasons sites in Canterbury city centre, has started its work.
The district’s tourism industry demonstrated an impressive post-pandemic record recovery according to figures released this week.
This year we are pleased to again be supporting and promoting the charity collection of trees by Pilgrims Hospice.
Canterbury City Council has joined a partnership of more than 30 local authorities working together to promote sustainable economic growth and a build a different type of economy in the places where we live.
Canterbury district is an amazing place to do business – that’s the message behind the Choose Canterbury campaign and website which is being launched today (Tuesday 26 November).
Stop choking our children by leaving your engine running – that’s the message from Canterbury City Council as temperatures drop and the temptation for drivers to keep their engines on to heat their cars increases.
Canterbury City Council is asking residents to have their say on how they think climate change should be tackled locally in a series of immersive workshops.
Sensors measuring Canterbury’s air quality in real time have been installed around the city.
A graffiti vandal has been ordered to pay more than £1,500 by magistrates.
Vandals that threw six litter bins into the River Stour on Friday night have been branded ‘thoughtless idiots’.