Letters reminding the landlords of student houses of their responsibility to make sure their tenants do not leave a mess on the streets when they leave at the end of the academic year have been sent this week.
Residents and visitors are being encouraged to come out and cheer on the baton bearers for the Queen’s Baton Relay when they take to the streets tomorrow (Thursday 7 July).
The Beaney is gearing up to celebrate 10 years since its grand reopening following an extensive three-year redevelopment of the historic Canterbury landmark.
A report recommending that the public toilets at Hampton remain open for now and that a full appraisal of the site’s future is carried out will be discussed at a meeting of the city council’s Cabinet on Tuesday 12 July.
Excitement is building as Canterbury gets ready to welcome the Queen’s Baton Relay next Thursday (7 July)!
To celebrate Armed Forces Week, we met with Barbara Munns, Neighbourhood Centres Team Leader and Armed Forces Covenant Officer at Canterbury City Council.
It’s three weeks to the day until the Queen’s Baton Relay comes to Canterbury!
Violent assaults, threats, racist abuse and insults have all been aimed at Canterbury City Council’s Civil Enforcement Officers in a single month.
Proposals to redesign the refurbishment of St George’s Street in a way that would allow the five existing mature trees to remain in place will be considered at forthcoming council committee meetings.
Canterbury City Council’s main office site in Military Road has gone on the market.