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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Sturry Road park and ride to reopen next month
The Sturry Road Park and Ride is returning to Canterbury with residents able to park for just £3.20 a day.
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European protests come to Canterbury: Why are farmers fuming?
There is continuing unrest amongst farmers and agricultural workers as protests continue across Europe with one of the most recent
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Lilies should come with warning labels for cat owners, says Canterbury Tails Cat Cafe owner
Retailers should make it clearer that certain flowers are harmful to pets, says the owner of Canterbury’s one and only
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World Book Day: 5 ways to get your child into reading
With world book day just having past, many school children followed the tradition of dressing up as their favourite story
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‘Move Together’ initiative launched in Kent and Medway
A new ‘Move Together’ campaign has been launched in Kent and Medway which aims to increase physical activity. The four
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Kent’s ‘No Mow May’ coming back for pollinators
Kent’s annual ‘No Mow May’ campaign has added new sites where grass and flowers will be able to grow for
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Kent volunteers urged to get involved with The Big Help Out
Kent County Council (KCC) have been encouraging the public to get more involved within the local community by volunteering. To
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The Duchess of Edinburgh visits Christ Church and University of Kent
The Duchess of Edinburgh spent the day in Kent earlier this week, where she paid visits to Brockhill Park Performing
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New rules for Kent’s coasts starting tomorrow
The Coastal Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) 2023 aims to protect the area’s wildlife and prevent antisocial behavior that can
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