Thousands helped as hub gets set for gradual wind down
Having delivered food parcels or medicine to nearly 3,500 vulnerable local people during the Covid-19 pandemic, Canterbury City Council is to start winding down its community hub.
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Time running out to earmark land for Local Plan
Time is running out to let Canterbury City Council know about sites that could be earmarked for change in the years ahead.
Garden waste charging to start in July
The city council will begin charging for garden waste collections from Monday 6 July.
Action taken after rising complaints about jet skier antics
The easing of the lockdown restrictions, warm weather, convenient tide times and closed launch ramps elsewhere have seen jet skiers flock to the coast off of Herne Bay over the past two weekends.
Council’s pick up your dog’s poo in lockdown plea
Is it really too much to ask? That’s the question being asked by Canterbury City Council of the small minority of dog owners who do not pick up the poo from their pets.
Canterbury market to reopen
In line with the recent government announcement, we’re pleased to confirm Canterbury market will reopen on Wednesday 3 June.
Discretionary grants for businesses
We are pleased to say that we will be accepting applications from businesses for a discretionary grant from Monday 1 June
Show common sense this bank holiday weekend
We are set for another warm and sunny bank holiday weekend.
Summer flower beds set to flourish
We know how much pleasure the flower displays in our parks and gardens bring to lots of people and the mental health benefits these provide.
Councillors to consider emergency budget
City councillors are to discuss how to fill an estimated £12 million black hole in Canterbury City Council’s finances caused by the coronavirus pandemic.