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Are tickets for lower league and non-league football too expensive?

A company in Canterbury has a new project in the works for locals looking to socialise and learn some gardening

If you’ve ever seen him perform, you know exactly what you’re going to get at an Al Murray gig. In

A new campaign has been launched by angry residents to stop a housing development being built in North Canterbury.

Supermarkets across the city will change their opening hours ahead of the Easter Bank Holiday weekend. Good Friday falls on

Main image: The brothers Imran, Ahmed, and Amer Quayyum, with their business partner Sadaf Farooq. A new Bakers + Baristas

Change is afoot at the University of Kent which is set to cancel multiple courses in the same week as

The Spring Window Trail is starting next week in the run-up to Easter. The free event starts next week on

Four goats were attacked by out-of-control dogs at Kent Wildlife Trust’s Bigbury Camp Nature Reserve. After two of the goats

Canterbury has a higher difference in weekly earnings between men and women than the national average for full-time workers, according