5 links to literature that showcase Canterbury’s cultural impact
When walking around Canterbury it would be hard to avoid its very rich literary history, with everything from statues, plaques
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Author: Leon Reed
Kent’s hidden water reserves could save summer crops
Kent’s famous chalk could help spare the county from drought this summer. The national Environment Agency has warned of
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VE Day prompts Cathedral cleric’s call for global awareness
A canon missioner’s message for VE Day is to consider the pain and suffering brought by war today. The Reverend
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Opinion: Fundamental flaws with Canterbury’s roads are being exposed by the Westgate renovations
We are going into our second bank holiday of the last three weeks, off the back of a mini heatwave
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Six people arrested in Faversham murder investigation
Police have made six arrests after a fatal stabbing in The Street, Boughton-under-Blean. The multi-agency response included the South-East Coast
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Councillor brands city centre planters an ‘absolute failure’
Planters on Canterbury’s St George’s Street have had new shrubs put in to discourage littering. Councillor Charlotte Cornell criticised the
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Residents welcome prospect of Herne Bay seafront plaza U-turn
A rethink on Herne Bay’s controversial seafront plaza has been welcomed warmly by residents. The chorus of approval follows an
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Campaigner pinpoints pollution blackspot in Canterbury
Environmental activist Richard Norman described Canterbury’s two railway level crossings as “notorious locations” for harmful car emissions. Mr Norman, a
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More people in work are using food banks in Canterbury
Canterbury Food Bank says that state benefits are not sufficient to meet basic needs. In 2023, the Canterbury Food Bank
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