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The Beaney’s Mirror Mirror exhibition is set to open after a year-long National Skills Sharing Partnership with the National Portrait Gallery. 

We’re pleased to say the park and ride service will be free to use this Saturday (29 October).

A 12-week consultation on the draft Canterbury District Local Plan To 2045 has been launched today (Monday 24 October) after Canterbury City Council’s Cabinet gave the green light to the listening exercise on Wednesday (19 October).

A Herne Bay man who transported waste without having a licence to do so has pleaded guilty to the offence in court and been fined a total of £364.

In April this year, we started an eight-month trial night time closure of the Dane John Gardens on Friday and Saturday nights.

On Tuesday 11 October 2022, we published the draft Canterbury Local Plan to 2045.

Designing a transport system that positively persuades people out of their cars because they want to and to help cut congestion and pollution, boost everyone’s health and wellbeing and protect the district’s World Heritage Sites is at the heart of the draft Canterbury District Local Plan To 2045.

Protecting valued open spaces into the future and creating new ones is at the heart of the draft Canterbury and District Local Plan To 2045.

The importance of trees and woodlands is at the very top of the public’s agenda.

It will be the turn of the public to have its say on the draft Canterbury District Local Plan To 2045 if Canterbury City Council’s Cabinet gives permission for an extensive consultation exercise to begin later this month.