The leader of Canterbury City Council, Cllr Ben Fitter-Harding, says he wants people living, working and studying in the district and who have real-life experiences of the challenges they face to have their say on the draft local plan before the consultation closes next month.
Councillors from across the political spectrum pledged to stamp out the abuse and intimidation of local politicians on Thursday night (5 January).
This year we are pleased to again be supporting and promoting the charity collection of trees by Pilgrims Hospice.
Over the last week we have had two flytipping incidents in a short access road off the A299 Thanet Way near the Crab and Winkle Line.
Two days of enforcement action concerning the use of Blue Badges in Canterbury have been carried out by Kent County Council’s Counter Fraud team in conjunction with the city council’s civil enforcement officers.
Canterbury’s park and ride service will again be free to use this Saturday (10 December) with Christmas shopping in full swing in the city.
Trading Standards have visited six retailers in the Canterbury area with support from Kent Police and Canterbury City Council to check the compliance of disposable e-cigarette devices for sale.
A quick reminder to all those who subscribe to garden waste collections that the final collection for 2022 will be over the coming fortnight (Monday 5 to Friday 16 December).
A £554,500 government grant has been secured by Canterbury City Council to get the regeneration of a key part of Herne Bay underway.
Working together to help improve the lives of those living, working and studying in the district is at the heart of a new charter signed in a ceremony last week.