Green gym opens at Kingsmead Field
A new outdoor green gym at Kingsmead Field is bringing the community together and helping people to get fitter at the same time.
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Lord Mayor of Canterbury’s Dinner and Dance 2022
The Lord Mayor of Canterbury’s Dinner and Dance 2022 takes place on Saturday 23 April.
Council makes plea for green Local Plan sites
The council is calling on landowners, land agents and developers to suggest sites that could help the district meet its climate change and ecological goals as part of its forthcoming draft Local Plan.
Scheme opens to help people struggling with their bills
People on low incomes or means-tested benefits struggling to afford their gas, electricity, water, food or other essential bills this winter can now apply to the Household Support Fund.
Solar panel scheme set to slash energy bills
Slash your energy bills, shrink your carbon footprint and generate your own electricity.
Reculver School pupils in Lego competition glory
Reculver Primary School has been announced as the winner of The Beaney’s ‘Brickmas’ exhibition LEGO model competition.
Grant scheme to help omicron-hit businesses open to applications
Businesses that saw takings drop by 50% because of the Covid19 omicron variant or Plan B restrictions can apply for a share of £231,260 in government help from today (Tuesday 1 February).
Exhibition tells the story of wildlife in Kent
A special exhibition focusing on the past, present and future of wildlife in Kent has opened at the Beaney in Canterbury.
Community Committee holds Southern Water Q and A session
A special meeting of the Community Committee on Monday 31 January will give residents the opportunity to ask questions of representatives of Southern Water.
Council calls on ministers to suspend housing delivery sanctions
The city council today calls on the government to temporarily suspend sanctions on councils that fail to hit the Housing Delivery Target (HDT) it imposes until life returns closer to normal.