Beaney façade repairs get underway
Extensive repairs to the façade of the Beaney House of Art and Knowledge in Canterbury have started today (Tuesday 19 November). There are a number of elements to the project, which is costing the city
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Skate, eat and drink in the Dane John this Christmas
Canterbury’s spectacular Christmas ice rink will be complemented by a range of food and drink outlets that provide the perfect pre- or post-skate accompaniment.
Book now for a relaxed skating session
People wanting to enjoy the city’s Christmas ice rink in a quiet and calm atmosphere can now book a relaxed skating session that has no music or flashing lights.
Council publishes its draft budget
Canterbury City Council has published its draft budget for 2020/21 today (Tuesday 5 November).
Council proposes major parking shake up
Canterbury City Council is proposing a raft of changes to parking charges across the district and to its overall parking strategy…
Debbie takes on the taggers
Tackling the taggers is at the heart of Debbie Heath’s new role as a community safety officer.
Three special winners of the Lord Mayor’s Awards
Three local people who work tirelessly behind the scenes to benefit others have received Lord Mayor’s Awards in recognition of all they do.
Major milestone for Riverside project
Canterbury City Council has today (Monday 14 October) taken full ownership of all the land needed for the Riverside development at Kingsmead.
‘Cuckooing case highlights adults at risk
As National Safeguarding Adults Week concludes, the city council is urging local people to be vigilant for signs of ‘cuckooing’ and to report potential cases to the authorities.
Exhibition captures apartheid-era South Africa
A critical moment in the history of apartheid-era South Africa is captured in the latest exhibition at the Beaney in Canterbury.