Anti-social delivery riders hit with £100 fines
Anti-social delivery riders in Canterbury city centre have been hit with almost 40 fines so far this year after a new Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) came into force.
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Result of the Canterbury BID ballot
Following a ballot, the Canterbury Connected Business Improvement District (BID) will continue for another five-year term.
Homeowners urged not to miss out on energy-saving grants
Eligible homeowners across the district are being urged not to miss out on government-funded measures to save money on their fuel bills.
Historic market set to make city centre comeback
It’s back! Canterbury City Market will return to St George’s Street next Wednesday (17 July).
Great Stour Riverfest returns with activities galore to enjoy
Canterbury’s Great Stour Riverfest returns to the city this September and a packed line up of activities is already taking shape for the event’s second year.
Ex-shopkeeper ordered to pay £732 for waste dumped in street
A former shopkeeper from Canterbury whose commercial waste was found dumped outside her business address in Northgate, Canterbury, has been ordered by a court to pay £732.
Lives to be transformed in £9.45 million deal for 67 affordable homes
Lives are set to be transformed after Canterbury City Council agreed a deal to buy 67 affordable homes worth £9.45 million.
Result of the Herne Bay and Sandwich constituency vote
The Conservative Party candidate Roger Gale has been elected as the MP for Herne Bay and Sandwich.
Result of the Canterbury constituency vote
The Labour Party candidate Rosie Duffield has been elected as the MP for Canterbury.
Come and speak to councillors at Cabinet meetings
Members of the public can now come along and address councillors at Cabinet meetings on any matter relating to local district issues.