Grants of up to £6,000 are now available to hospitality and leisure businesses across the district which have suffered the effects of the disruption caused by the omicron Covid-19 variant.
This year we are very pleased to be supporting and promoting the charity collection of trees by Pilgrims Hospice, which is coming to the Canterbury district for the first time.
Maintenance of parks, gardens and other open spaces in the district will be carried out by Canterbury City Council’s own company, Canenco, from today (Wednesday 1 December).
The Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) is a humanitarian response to periods of severe weather conditions.
A Canterbury man who carried out a business as a scrap metal dealer when not authorised to do so by a licence has pleaded guilty to the offence in court.
Continued economic turbulence means councillors face some tough choices to overcome a £5 million gap in the council’s finances over the next two financial years, while investing in its key priorities.
The 1.30pm tide on Thursday 21 October will be higher than predicted.
We are pleased to be offering residents the opportunity to convert their unwanted green lidded garden bin into a red bin for paper and card, free of charge.
It’s been a little while since we updated on this, but our officers have now been helping with this project for more than six weeks.
Work to fully resurface and reline St Radigunds car park starts this coming Monday (11 October).