Council chooses NES for environmental enforcement work
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.
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Queen’s Baton Relay set for a warm Canterbury welcome
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.
Future investment priorities for Herne Bay taking shape
In October 2021 we asked for views on future investment priorities for Herne Bay and we’re now looking to take this further.
Westgate Gardens Plane tree features in Queen’s Green Canopy
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.
Food safety alert on some Kinder products
Earlier this month, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) announced there was a concern about Salmonella in a range of Kinder egg products.
Dane John gates locking trial begins
A new trial scheme to close five gates in the Dane John Gardens on Friday and Saturday nights has begun.
Special Beaney exhibition focuses on mental health
A special exhibition showcasing a journey through the history of mental health, from ancient approaches to those of the modern day, opens at the Beaney in Canterbury this Saturday (23 April).
Great mix of traders set for the South Quay Shed
Top quality food and drink and arts and crafts will be on sale at the new South Quay Shed at Whitstable Harbour when it opens in the next few weeks.
Watling Street car park set for resurfacing work
Work to fully resurface and reline Watling Street car park starts on Monday 11 April.
Prize draw for Jubilee street parties and picnics
Community and voluntary groups that hold a street party or picnic to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee could be in line to win a £70 Sainsbury’s food voucher to help their event happen in style.