Canterbury district result in Kent PCC election
The result of the Canterbury district vote for the Police and Crime Commissioner for Kent election has now been declared.
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Energy saving measures installed at Kingsmead Leisure Centre
New energy saving measures installed at Kingsmead Leisure Centre in Canterbury will reduce the amount of energy used at the centre by around a quarter.
Needs of pollinators at heart of land management approach
Canterbury City Council has put the needs of pollinators and their habitats at the heart of its approach to managing its land through its Pollinator Action Plan (PAP).
Voters set to go to polls for Police and Crime Commissioner election
Tomorrow (Thursday 2 May), voters will go to the polls for the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Kent election.
Technical issue causes problems for incoming Gmail emails
A technical issue means we are not receiving emails from members of the public using Google’s Gmail and have not been since around 5pm on Friday (19 April).
Important changes to postal vote arrangements
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Kent election takes place on Thursday 2 May, and postal votes have now started being sent out.
Inconsiderate parking puts waste collections on hold and lives at risk
Canterbury City Council and Kent Fire and Rescue Service have joined forces to warn drivers about the dangerous consequences of irresponsible parking.
Candidates confirmed in PCC election
On Thursday 2 May, voters in the district will go to the polls to elect a new Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Kent.
Green light sought for 22 new affordable council homes
A planning application for 11 new chalet bungalows and 11 new apartments which will become council homes for affordable rent is about to be lodged by Canterbury City Council.
Roll up, roll up! Get your resident rate parking permit now!
Canterbury district residents can now apply for a new parking permit that offers a special resident parking rate at 13 city council car parks across the district.