New Local Plan timetable revealed
Despite the summer break, there will be many across the district who have continued to think about Canterbury City Council’s draft local plan, its implications and the next steps in the process.
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Annual canvass is underway
Our annual check of the electoral register, to make sure it is correct and complete and people are eligible to vote, is underway.
Incredible underwater sculpture gifted to the city
A stunning new underwater sculpture in the River Stour by internationally renowned artist Jason deCaires Taylor has been unveiled and will be formally gifted to the city.
Last chance for free cost-saving energy upgrades for homeowners
Homeowners in Canterbury, Herne Bay, Whitstable and the villages, are at risk of missing out on free energy-saving upgrades to heat their homes and save money.
Exhibition updates residents on Crab and Winkle plans
Residents can find out the latest on plans for the extension of the Crab and Winkle Line cycle route in Whitstable at a special exhibition on Saturday 21 September.
Game, set and match for refurbished tennis courts
Five public tennis courts at West Beach in Whitstable have officially reopened following a £56,000 project to refurbish them.
The countdown to Great Stour Riverfest… is on
The district is counting down the days until the Great Stour Riverfest.
Fines after crackdown targets poor parking and bad driving
A joint Canterbury City Council and Kent Police operation to tackle illegal parking and anti-social behaviour in the city centre saw 20 penalty charge notices (PCNs) issued.
Curious tales of storytelling explored in latest Beaney exhibition
The Beaney is set to open a new exhibition where visitors can delve into the origins of the museum’s collection and question how stories about objects are often presented and shared today.
Survey work at Herne Bay bandstand
While we were disappointed that Herne Bay was unsuccessful in its Levelling Up Fund bid last year, we are still committed to looking at funding sources to help bring the bandstand back into full use – both the empty commercial unit and the currently closed bandstand itself.