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More than 6,000 people took part in the enhanced COVID-19 testing programme in parts of Canterbury in its first week.

A targeted two-week enhanced testing programme is rolling out across two postcodes in the Canterbury area in response to confirmation of a number of cases of the Indian variant strain of Covid-19.

Ambitious plans to bring Canterbury’s history to life, boost jobs and strengthen the city’s economic recovery could be at the centre of a bid for government cash.

The question of whether Canterbury should have thousands of new homes to fund an eastern bypass – bringing major environmental benefits for the city centre – is set to go out to public consultation.

Making sure councillors have as many choices as possible when it comes to deciding what land should be used for housing and jobs is at the heart of a new appeal for sites in the Local Plan process.

A £50,000 boost for businesses is at the heart of a range of parking discounts being offered by Canterbury City Council this summer.

Cornwallis Circle play area in Whitstable is set for a revamp – but to what extent? And what improvements could be made to the green space in that part of the town?

A highly successful rough sleeper initiative, which has seen 352 individuals taken off the streets and into permanent accommodation in less than three years, will continue for another 12 months.

Three of the district’s beaches have scooped top prizes at this year’s Keep Britain Tidy beach awards.

Today we want to bring you the story of ‘A’, to help illustrate the amazing work that goes on in our district to tackle rough sleeping.