Double success at British Parking Awards
Canterbury City Council has picked up two prizes at this year’s prestigious British Parking Awards.
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Scarfe’s stage designs on show at The Beaney
The first major exhibition of stage designs by the celebrated cartoonist Gerald Scarfe opens at the Beaney in Canterbury this Saturday (16 March).
What should we have in Dane John play area?
Early public ideas for possible themes, designs and equipment at a new children’s play area in the Dane John Gardens are being sought by the city council.
Councils to consider lorry park potential
An “urgent and unmet need for official lorry parking facilities” has led Swale Borough Council, Canterbury City Council, Kent County Council and Highways England to consider exploring a lorry park.
Major shake-up to bin collections proposed
Canterbury City Council is considering major changes to the way waste collection and street cleaning are managed from January 2021, in order to gain full control of these services.
Start date set for multi-storey construction
Work to build Canterbury’s new multi-storey car park in Station Road West will start on Monday 4 March.
Sports stars celebrated at civic reception
The successes of the district’s sports stars were celebrated at a special civic reception at Tower House on Friday (8 February).
Prospective Hersden Parish Council precept revealed
Residents living in the area covered by the new Hersden Parish Council are set to pay a precept to the new council for the first time.
Village green bid in for Kingsmead Field
Canterbury City Council has submitted its formal application to register Kingsmead Field as a village green.
Official figures show rough sleeper reduction
Official rough sleeper figures released by the government yesterday (Thursday 31 January) show the numbers have reduced by 55 per cent in the Canterbury district.