What's new
New promenade byelaw for cycling
The new promenade byelaw for cycling in the Herne Bay and Whitstable areas is currently being advertised. Find out more information about the new byelaw and who to send your comments to. The closing date for receipt of comments is 01 April 2010.
Council Publishes Herne Bay Pier Report
Canterbury City Council as of Monday 22 February has published a consultant’s report on the future options for Herne Bay Pier following the potential relocation of the Pier Sports Centre.
Chance to comment on Canterbury conservation
The city council has finalised its appraisals of the 13 conservation areas within Canterbury city shown on the map and now wants to hear the views of residents.
Do you want a share of £16 billion owed to you?
Canterbury district residents are being urged to find out whether they could get a financial boost for 2010 by contacting the Kent Benefits Partnership.
Current issues
Latest press releases
Chance to comment on city conservation
Local people are being given the opportunity to comment on draft appraisals of 13 conservation areas in Canterbury.
Achievement awards for young people
Ten young people who have reached high levels of achievement in the face of extreme adversity are to receive Lord Mayor's Achievement Awards.
Football hub report released
A consultant�s report into the development of a community football hub for Canterbury has been released by the city council today (Friday 26 February).
A cathedral with a difference!
A sculpture of Canterbury Cathedral made entirely out of recyclable materials has been created as part of a national campaign promoting the importance of recycling.
Special activities for National Science Week
Visitors to the Museum of Canterbury later this month will be able to take part in a variety of activities as part of National Science Week.
