Phase two of cycle storage project brings total spaces to 79
The second and final phase of a major expansion of cycle storage facilities in the city centre is now complete.
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More money secured to tackle sticky issue of chewing gum on Canterbury’s streets
Canterbury City Council has secured more funding to remove chewing gum that blights the city’s streets after receiving a £27,500 grant to tackle the issue.
City thanked for “deeply meaningful” tribute from 2,500 miles away
Canterbury has been thanked by the people of Newfoundland and Labrador for paying tribute to the role of its soldiers in defending the city in the Second World War.
Choo-choose Herne Bay for land train fun this summer
Herne Bay residents and visitors can enjoy a unique and fun new way to get around the town this summer when a land train takes to the streets for a week in late July.
Green light for accessible bungalows after major grant secured
Canterbury City Council will start work on building 11 new two-bedroom accessible and adaptable chalet bungalows in East Street, Sturry, later this year, after successfully bidding for £1.67 million towards the cost of the scheme.
First exhibition launches at new Clocktower Gallery
The first in a series of art exhibitions has been installed in the newly-created Clocktower Gallery at St George’s in the city centre.
Start date confirmed for final phase of bandstand repairs
The final phase of work to bring Herne Bay bandstand back into full use, involving extensive repairs to the building’s substructure, will get underway at the end of this month (June).
Biodiversity grants open for applications
The city council’s popular biodiversity grants scheme has opened for a new round of bids from local groups and organisations today (Friday 12 June).
Artist sought for East Cliff public artwork
Canterbury City Council is inviting artists to create a major new public artwork for the East Cliff sea wall in Herne Bay, along the King Charles III coastal path.
Put South East Water back in public ownership, says council leader
The Leader of Canterbury City Council, Cllr Alan Baldock, has written to the government to demand that South East Water be put into special administration – effectively bringing it back into public ownership.