Read the previous instalment here. As Lord Mayor, I have the privilege of attending a wide range of community events, charity functions, civic engagements, and
Four remarkable creatures have a new, permanent home. A pine marten, beaver, peregrine falcon, and chough now adorn Canterbury Cathedral, celebrating nature’s past and present
The annual Mental Elf Festive Fun run will take place in Canterbury’s Westgate Gardens on Sunday 29th November. This is an uplifting event with participants
Flashmobs, festivals, and a whole lot of fun. Described by its members as “fresh and uplifting” and “a parallel universe of happy, friendly people”, it’s
Since the update earlier in the year, Canterbury City Council approved the draft Local Plan in March without allocating University of Kent land north of
The Friends of Kingsmead Field are passionate about protecting the River Stour and the wildlife that makes it their home. One of these species is
Free family-friendly fun was had for all ages – including Middle Ages! Canterbury’s hugely popular annual Medieval Pageant and Family Trail returned to the city’s
Canterbury author Ella has recently released her debut novel, a “sizzling fae romantasy”. Recommended for YA audiences over the age of 18 due to mature
Helping the community help themselves. Nestled just off Thanington Road, on the scenic and historic Thanington Recreation Ground, Thanington Neighbourhood Resource Centre is a charity-run
The Canterbury Gaming Convention runs this August from 14th – 16th at the Kent Indoor Tennis and Event Arena. Kent’s premiere gaming event is run
