Protecting Canterbury’s status as Kent’s only city and the roles of the Lord Mayor and Sheriff is the top priority if councils are reorganised, according to a cross-party working group of councillors.
Today (Friday 4 September) we are calling for all Canterbury district residents to be offered priority booking to view the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum.
Three play areas in Herne Bay are set for a major revamp following the city council’s successful bid for £270,000 from the government’s Playground Fund.
Our annual check of the electoral register, to make sure it is correct and complete and people are eligible to vote, is underway.
As the Herne Bay land train trial comes to an end, we would like to say a huge thank you for the phenomenal response over the last week.
Work to install a new inclusive and accessible children’s play area at Herne Bay Memorial Park will begin on Monday 24 August.
We were blown away by the response to the city wall wildflower planting in the spring – not a day seemed to pass by without more pictures appearing somewhere online!
Government ministers have today (Thursday 16 July) decided Kent and Medway will be served by four completely new councils from April 2028.
Canterbury district has once again scooped a hat-trick of Green Flags in this year’s awards scheme.
An interactive exhibition exploring the life of Canterbury’s most famous poet and playwright, Christopher Marlowe, opens at The Beaney later this month (July).