Latest news
Writing's on the wall for district's graffiti vandals
The writing's on the wall for graffiti vandals and taggers across the district thanks to a new crew dedicated to cracking down on criminal damage with spray cans and marker pens.
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Young people help shape the district's future
Dozens of pupils from the district's secondary schools have taken part in a virtual conference to help the city council shape the future of the area.
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Short delay to city centre security bollards switch-on
A number of factors that are out of Canterbury City Council’s direct control means the switching on of the city centre’s security bollards will NOT take place on Monday 26 October.
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Electric scooter scheme comes to Canterbury
Kent County Council, Canterbury City Council and Bird, the leading micro-mobility operator, have teamed up to bring affordable, environmentally friendly electric scooters to Canterbury.
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City centre bollards system set to be switched on
The system preventing vehicles entering the city centre will come into force on Monday 26 October.
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Councils take back direct control of 17,000 homes
Four east Kent councils have taken over the direct management of around 17,000 of their own homes.
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Get sleuthing to solve the black dog mystery
A spooky new mystery will get visitors to the Beaney sleuthing from this Saturday (3 October).
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Exhibition documents lockdown life in Canterbury
A special exhibition celebrating the creativity, stories and experiences of the community during lockdown is open now at the Beaney.
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Garbage the hamster saved in dramatic rescue
Meet Garbage. This handsome little chap was dumped in his cage at the bottom of a large household wheelie bin in Market Street, Herne Bay.
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Scheme set to make installing solar panels cheaper and easier
A scheme launched this month means buying solar panels for your home has never been so easy and will be more cost effective than ever before.
