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.
Caring about residents, enhancing the environment and boosting business are the driving forces behind Canterbury City Council’s draft budget published today (Friday 27 October).
A Canterbury district residents’ parking rate, a return to three hours’ free parking for blue badge holders and the reopening of Sturry Road park and ride are among the parking proposals for 2024/25 published by the city council today (Friday 27 October).
Plans to consult the public on the proposed reintroduction of Canterbury city market have been published by the city council today (Friday 27 October).
The Beaney has won yet another prestigious national award in recognition of its quality as a family attraction in the Kids in Museums Family Friendly Museum Award.
The German Deputy Ambassador Rudiger Bohn visited Canterbury on Sunday (15 October) for discussions on a range of issues.
Preparations for a stone by stone survey of Canterbury Castle have begun with scaffolding being placed around the historic walls of the castle keep.
The Beaney’s health and wellbeing programme has received further recognition after being highly commended in the 2023 Kent Mental Wellbeing Awards.
Three tonnes of rubbish have been removed from the verges of the section of the A2 through the Canterbury district over the last two weeks.
Some really nice news this morning that our councillor Connie Nolan has been shortlisted for a major national award that celebrates the wide-ranging work of councillors.