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Our Severe Weather Emergency Protocol has been activated today (Monday 12 August) due to the high temperatures.

Brand new artwork capturing Whitstable Harbour’s rich past and vibrant present has been unveiled at the South Quay Shed.

Six former servicemen and women from Canterbury have been praised for their support of fellow veterans and the wider community at East Kent Mind’s Veterans Recognition Awards.

Supporting rough sleepers into appropriate accommodation is one of this council’s highest priorities. In 2023 we helped 104 street homeless into accommodation, and so far in 2024 the figure is 71.

A Canterbury man has been found guilty of an environmental crime offence in his absence and fined a total of £2,714.

The next phase in Canterbury City Council’s crackdown on illegal, garish and overbearing shopfronts is underway.

An incredibly rare first edition 1688 copy of Aphra Behn’s novel Oroonoko has gone on display at The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge in Canterbury.

The new Canterbury market in St George’s Street had a highly successful first day yesterday (Wednesday 17 July).

A “perfect storm” has hit social housing and urgent action needs to be taken including an emergency cash injection. 

Green Flags will once again be flying at three of the district’s stunning open spaces.