Have your say on parking changes
Dozens of roads could see new sets of single or double yellow lines, pavement parking bans and other parking restrictions under proposals now out to public consultation.
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Work underway on new Kingsmead Field homes
A tree planting event at Kingsmead Field has signalled the start of work by Canterbury City Council to build 16 new homes – five of which will be council houses.
Co-working hub set to boost entrepreneurs’ bottom line
Enterprising entrepreneurs and sensational start-ups are set to boost their bottom line thanks to the new Neptune Co-Working Hub in Herne Bay, which opened yesterday (Tuesday 28 January).
Signs remind drivers to switch off their engines
A series of signs reminding drivers to switch off their engines when waiting at level crossings has been installed across the district recently.
Furious motorist drives over enforcement officer’s foot
Acts of violence, aggression and serious verbal abuse have all been experienced by Canterbury City Council enforcement officers in the past six months.
Tiresome taggers caught in the act
Tiresome taggers whose scrawls blight parts of the city are being targeted by Kent Police and Canterbury City Council.
Council sets out garden waste charge plan
Proposals laying out how charging for garden waste collections in the Canterbury district could work have been published by the city council.
Comic exhibition comes to The Beaney
A family-friendly exhibition exploring the wonderful world of comics will open at The Beaney during February half term.
Village green status for Kingsmead Field
The majority of Kingsmead Field has now officially been designated a Village Green after Canterbury City Council’s application for the status was agreed by Kent County Council .
Whitstable Harbour offers boat trip berths
The city council is advertising the opportunity to run passenger boat services from the pontoon at Whitstable Harbour.