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Canterbury City Council has pledged to do what it can to support Ukrainians living and working in the district after the brutal Russian invasion of their country.

Four city centre car parks have been put up for sale by the city council.

Extensive damage to a number of trees at Larkey Valley Wood in Chartham has forced us to temporarily close the site for safety reasons.

Work has started on the installation of a Changing Places facility at Reculver Country Park to provide fully accessible toilets designed with generous space and suitable equipment.

A new outdoor green gym at Kingsmead Field is bringing the community together and helping people to get fitter at the same time.

The Lord Mayor of Canterbury’s Dinner and Dance 2022 takes place on Saturday 23 April.

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.

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.

Slash your energy bills, shrink your carbon footprint and generate your own electricity.

Reculver Primary School has been announced as the winner of The Beaney’s ‘Brickmas’ exhibition LEGO model competition.