Council invests £800,000 to keep city centre safe
Efforts to prevent an attack by a terrorist driving a vehicle through the centre of Canterbury are moving forward.
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Delivery riders’ reckless behaviour needs to stop, says forum
Deliveroo and Uber Eats have been urged to remind their bike riders to behave themselves on the city’s streets.
Consultation opens on St Margaret’s Street plans
Plans to extend the city centre pedestrian zone in St Margaret’s Street as far as its junction with Watling Street have gone out to public consultation.
Incredible LEGO® creations on show at The Beaney
An exhibition of 30 stunning models of iconic moments in British history made entirely out of LEGO bricks comes to The Beaney in Canterbury in February.
Blue badge discount sign up now live
Holders of a blue badge can now sign up for an online account to get three hours of free parking in the city council’s new off-street ANPR car parks.
Draft Heritage Strategy out to consultation
Public consultation on the city council’s new draft Heritage Strategy for the district has begun.
Keyboard warriors in firing line as attacks on council enforcement officers increase
Acts of violence, aggression and serious verbal abuse experienced by council enforcement officers while doing their jobs on the district’s streets have increased by 77 per cent in the past year.
Help us catch graffiti taggers
The city council is appealing for information about the culprits behind a large number of tags around Canterbury.
Major improvements to reporting graffiti
A new online graffiti reporting system that allows people to attach photographs, use their smartphones to give an exact location or drop a pin on a map has been launched by the city council.
Concept map for Station Road West transport hub published
A plan showing how a more integrated transport hub in Canterbury’s Station Road West could look has been circulated to councillors by Canterbury City Council.