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Making our streets safer gets a £590,000 boost
A £589,042 boost towards making Canterbury city centre’s streets even safer has been welcomed this week.
Rupert Bear and The Beaney prepare for a magical joint birthday celebration
Since Rupert missed his centenary celebrations in 2020, Canterbury’s best-dressed bear will share his belated birthday bash with The Beaney’s big 10 year anniversary.
Transformative Levelling Up Fund bids submitted
Canterbury City Council has today (Tuesday 2 August) submitted its Levelling Up Fund bids for Canterbury and Herne Bay to the government.
Joint coastal operation as summer season kicks in
A joint operation by the city council’s Foreshore team and the Kent Police Marine Unit took place at Herne Bay and Whitstable last Saturday (30 July).
Unit available to rent at the South Quay Shed
We are very pleased to be offering a unit in the fantastic and hugely popular South Quay Shed at Whitstable Harbour.
Call for Whitehall to tackle effects of cross-Channel disruption
The Leader of Canterbury City Council has given his support to calls for Whitehall to tackle the problems faced by east Kent when there is cross-Channel disruption.
Scam alert on housing condition claim
We are aware of a scam currently doing the rounds where people are getting a telephone call about the “claim you have made about the poor condition of your property”.
Innovation Grants open for applications
Local groups and organisations can now apply for an Innovation Grant from the city council.
District scoops Green Flag hat-trick
Three of the district’s open spaces have once again received prestigious Green Flag Awards in today’s announcement by Keep Britain Tidy.