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Leaving their engines running if asked to turn them off could leave drivers with a £20 fine as Canterbury City Council bids to cut pollution and make the air we breathe that much cleaner.

Two members of Canterbury’s waste service have been celebrated for their hard work and commitment through their many years of keeping the district clean.

A new era for decision making at Canterbury City Council is underway with a move to a Leader and Cabinet system.

Councillors will be asked to approve the district’s draft Local Plan in the autumn.

Canterbury City Council is appealing for information about a number of incidents of flytipping outside Elizabeth Court in Queen Street, Herne Bay.

Canterbury’s Museums and Galleries proudly announce the three early career artists and portrait sitters selected to create commissions celebrating the district’s diverse population.

Enforcement work in the Canterbury district to tackle a range of environmental offences such as littering is to be carried out by a new private company.

Canterbury will welcome the Queen’s Baton Relay on Thursday 7 July as it makes its way around the UK ahead of the Commonwealth Games this summer.

In October 2021 we asked for views on future investment priorities for Herne Bay and we’re now looking to take this further.

A stunning Plane tree in the Westgate Gardens has been chosen as one of 70 ancient trees in the country to be featured in the Queen’s Green Canopy initiative in celebration of her Platinum Jubilee.