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Residents fear human waste could soon flood their road as a 450-home development puts added pressure on a narrow and ageing underground sewage system.
A centuries-old landmark has been designated as “at risk” by the government's heritage watchdog in a “highly embarrassing” blow to council bosses.
The move has left many older drivers unable to properly use the new format and some claim it is discriminatory
| Updated: 16:22, 11 March 2021 Kent's most snarled-up level crossing looks set to take the strain of more than 1,000 new homes after councillors made the shock decision to reject the final part of a £30 million bypass. The traffic hotspot, in Sturry, is often gridlocked as motorists heading in and out of Canterbury get stuck at the barriers. More than 20,000 vehicles use Sturry level crossing a day. It is one of the top 10 most-used crossings in the UK And the issue is now set to worsen after county councillors this week refused permission for a relief road diverting vehicles away fro...
Transformation of former Tivoli arcade in Central Parade, Herne Bay pushed back by 12 months due to Covid Published: 06:00, 17 January 2021 A heavily delayed project to transform a derelict former arcade and regenerate part of the seafront could be pushed back a further 12 months. Canterbury City Council is proposing to postpone its multi-million-pound plans to demolish the former Tivoli arcade in Central Parade, Herne Bay, to April 2022 at the earliest. The former Tivoli arcade Its proposals for the site, along with the car parks to the rear in Beach Street, include replacing the eyesore wit...