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We are pleased to say that we will be accepting applications from businesses for a discretionary grant from Monday 1 June

We are set for another warm and sunny bank holiday weekend.

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.

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.

With some easing of the lockdown restrictions now in place, we are starting to get questions about some of our services.

Canterbury on Ice, the council’s ice rink in the Dane John Gardens over the Christmas period, has been cancelled for this year.

Canterbury City Council will hold a virtual Full Council meeting on Thursday 7 May at 4pm.

The coronavirus crisis is putting the finances of all councils under enormous pressure as they keep critical frontline services running.

The staff at East Kent Housing (EKH) and the services it provides are set to transfer to the four councils that own it at close of play on 30 September this year.

We realise some households are starting to struggle with excess rubbish at the moment.