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Making sure democracy in the district is fit for purpose is at the heart of a review being launched by Canterbury City Council next month.

A Petham woman who had rubbish removed from her property, only for it to end up being dumped in Herne Bay, has pleaded guilty in court of failing in her duty of care in respect of her waste and fined a total of £368.

We’re pleased to say Solly’s Orchard and Abbot’s Mill have reopened following our revamp work over the last few months.

The 50-year mystery behind the disappearance of Mother Clanger has finally been solved.

Ensuring taxi drivers have roadworthy vehicles and are operating in a safe and legal way was the focus of a special evening operation that saw more than 20 drivers stopped and several having action taken against them.

You can now recycle liquid cartons, such as Tetra Paks, at home in your blue bin or box along with your plastic, glass and metal recycling.

People desperate to own a beach hut along the district’s 14 miles of glorious coastline are being targeted by scammers.

Visitors to Canterbury will be able to park all day for a pound when using Canterbury City Council’s Park and Ride service during the Easter school holidays.

A bid to buy the 220-acre Old Park estate on the outskirts of Canterbury from the Ministry of Defence (MOD) has been launched by Canterbury City Council today (Friday 27 March).

A city-wide festival featuring aerial theatre, live music, a folk fair and much more will take place in Canterbury on Sunday 24 May to celebrate the completion of the Westgate Square, Dane John Gardens and story gardens projects.