Persistently severe levels of anti-social behaviour at a council property in Herne has led the city council to secure a closure order preventing the tenant and a number of other individuals from entering the block where the property is located.
Many children dream of driving a racing car, a police car, a fire engine or flying a fighter jet.
With the funeral of Her Majesty The Queen taking place tomorrow (Monday 19 September), we wanted to give you an update on the position with books of condolence, flowers and flags in the district.
The late Queen Elizabeth II had a special, enduring relationship with Canterbury and its people.
There are a number of changes to Canterbury City Council’s services which affect residents as we enter a period of National Mourning for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
We know lots of people will be wanting to pay their respects to Her Majesty The Queen and are pleased to now be able to confirm the arrangements in place locally.
The Lord Mayor of Canterbury today (Thursday 8 September) expressed an “overwhelming sense of sadness” at the death of Her Majesty the Queen.
We are appealing for the woman in this picture or anyone who knows her to come forward as we think she has vital information that will help us identify the ‘Bambi47’ tagger.
The district’s newest Changing Places facility, which provides fully accessible toilets designed with generous space and specialist equipment, has opened at Reculver Country Park.
The Leader of Canterbury City Council has welcomed the opening of the Curzon cinema on the site of a former waste depot.