Our many social media critics won’t believe us but our Enforcement Officers have tried to turn a blind eye to those not following the rules when it comes to parking and to not issue tickets.
Remember the pictures of empty car parks last weekend? We’re sure you do.
We are pleased to confirm we have now completed the first phase of grant payments to eligible local businesses – 378 of them have received a total of £6.7 million in grants.
We’re very proud to introduce you to the Canterbury community hub!
As many of you will remember, we recently announced we were using Travelodge rooms to look after rough sleepers during the coronavirus pandemic.
As if we didn’t have enough to do at the moment, we’ve seen an increase in wanton vandalism to council property and equipment in the last few days.
A raft of new rapid public electric vehicle charging points will be installed in the district after the city council secured a government grant of more than £150,000 for three air quality projects.
We are following the latest developments on Coronavirus extremely closely and will adhere to the latest advice from Public Health England and the government.
From 1 June 2020, we will be charging for garden waste collections. If you would still like us to collect your green bins, you will be able to sign up for the service in mid April.
A legal challenge against the city council’s Local Plan on air quality grounds has been withdrawn by the individual bringing the action, just days before the case was due to be heard in the High Court