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New butterfly mural comes to Canterbury

A new mural is being painted in Canterbury which is set to showcase two endangered insect species. It will

Canterbury is presently facing its biggest housing crisis, with many locals tearing out their hair in frustration. As soon as

Canterbury’s first comprehensive art and handcraft workshop has opened its doors. Despite only being open for less than a week,

Get ready for a weekend of Irish dancing, plenty of Guinness and good vibes in Canterbury this weekend as the

We may be recognising all of the iconic women of the world today on International Women’s Day, but this Sunday

The Canterbury roads with the highest speeding offences have been revealed. Roads across the city have become hotspots for drivers

The owner of a coffee lounge and ice cream parlour in Canterbury says a five day long road closure outside

Retailers should make it clearer that certain flowers are harmful to pets, says the owner of Canterbury’s one and only

The Archbishop of Canterbury has been convicted of speeding just days after crowning King Charles III. Justin Welby, 67, was

Many businesses have closed down, people have lost their jobs and are struggling to maintain a constant income. Now churches