An exploration of life under lockdown will be at the heart of the reopening of the Beaney House of Art of Knowledge. The Canterbury City Council-run museum will open its doors for the first time since
Banning bad behaviour and protecting the quality of life for those living, working and studying in the district is at the heart of a comprehensive consultation being launched this week.
A raft of complaints from residents about the number of jet skis off the district’s coastline sparked a call for action earlier in the year.
Pictures of piles of litter and reports of anti-social behaviour in the district’s coastal towns have dominated the headlines in recent weeks resulting in petitions and open letters.
Canterbury City Council’s community hub has closed its doors today, having helped thousands of local residents by providing food parcels and medicine deliveries over the last three months.
When Canterbury City Council put out a call for volunteers to help with the Covid emergency response back in March, the response far exceeded expectations.
Canterbury City Council is to continue its highly successful project to house rough sleepers at a Travelodge hotel for a further month.
The new multi-storey car park at Station Road West is now open.
A woman has been issued with a £300 fine by Canterbury City Council for not making sure her rubbish was being disposed of responsibly.
There is no current restart date for the Wincheap boot fair as yet.