The rules about people riding and driving through the city centre were reinforced last week in a joint operation between Kent Police and Enforcement officers from Canterbury City Council.
There have been three incidents in the last week where cars have attempted to tailgate another vehicle through one of the city centre security bollards and become impaled.
Dealing with dog owners that don’t clear up after their pets has been at the heart of a continuing operation conducted by Enforcement officers from Canterbury City Council.
Shoppers and visitors alike will be able to make use of our Park and Ride service at all three sites for free this Sunday.
Applications are now open for the Restart Grant scheme, a one-off payment from the government ranging from £2,667 to £18,000 to businesses in certain sectors.
People living with diabetes, their family and carers are being asked for their views on a major programme to enhance diabetes services.
Candidates for the elections on Thursday 6 May have been announced this morning.
The Lord Mayor of Canterbury, Cllr Pat Todd, has expressed his sadness at the news of the death of His Royal Highness Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, on behalf of the whole district.
With the reopening of non-essential shops just around the corner, the city council is reminding residents, businesses and their customers that the city centre security bollards are now back operating.
The fact our gorgeous 14-mile coastline is so popular with visitors poses a number of challenges every year.