Scheme set to make installing solar panels cheaper and easier
A scheme launched this month means buying solar panels for your home has never been so easy and will be more cost effective than ever before.
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Wickes pulls out of Wincheap deal
Today we can announce that plans for Wickes to move into the former Homebase building in Wincheap, which we own, have fallen through.
Work to start on Crab and Winkle cycle route extension
Cycling in Whitstable will soon be getting a boost as work starts on an extension to the Crab and Winkle cycle route in the town.
Live indoor gigs return to the King’s Hall
Live indoor gigs with an audience return to Herne Bay’s King’s Hall in style next month (September) as three local bands take to the stage.
Posters warn nitrous oxide users to be aware of the law
Posters warning that using laughing gas is no laughing matter are being put up around the district to deter users.
Council in don’t lose your right to vote plea
Being able to have your say by voting in elections has never been so important. Last month Canterbury City Council started the annual process of keeping the electoral roll up to date…
Safe and clean Park and Ride service set to make a return
Canterbury City Council’s Park and Ride service is set to return early next month.
Views sought on leisure centre parking charges
Public consultation starts today (Thursday 13 August) on proposals to change parking charges at the leisure centre car parks at Kingsmead in Canterbury and Whitstable.
Pride Canterbury tells its story at Beaney exhibition
A special exhibition telling the story of Pride Canterbury opens at the Beaney this Saturday (8 August).
Enforcement Officers issue fines for various offences
Urinating in the street. Chucking litter out of a car window. Business waste dumped in the street. Just three of the offences for which our Enforcement Officers have issued fines over the last week.