Free bystander training

Suzy Lamplugh Trust marks a significant milestone this year – the 40th Anniversary of the Trust and Suzy’s disappearance. This year, they are focusing on why #40YearsShouldHaveBeenEnough to end stalking, harassment and abuse. However, the …

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Police Force Mergers

Last chance to have your say on the future of policing! The Government has proposed merging police forces, creating fewer and larger forces across England and Wales. These changes could affect local policing, visibility and …

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Consultation on Homelessness and rough sleeping

Good afternoon, Just a reminder that Canterbury City Council is consulting on its strategy to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping. This remains a key priority for the council, and we would like to build on …

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Dog Control Public Space Protection Order (PSPO)

Good afternoon, Canterbury City Council is consulting on proposals for a new Dog Control Public Space Protection Order (PSPO),which would apply for three years. This is a reminder that we are hosting two public engagement …

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Celebrate Nature and Heritage: Riverfest 2026

Celebrate Nature and Heritage: Riverfest 2026 returns to the River Stour this September The countdown has begun for Riverfest 2026, a week-long celebration of the historic River Stour and some of its tributaries in East …

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Email from South East Water

Good afternoon, Temperatures continue to be very high across Kent today (Friday, 14 August) and water levels in our drinking water storage tanks in the Blean area remain low. While our treatment and storage facilities …

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Radfall Road – Further Closure / Bus Services

Not sure whether Radfall Road fully reopened yesterday but have just received notification that the road will be closed again at a different location. Unfortunately, this may mean that bus services are disrupted again. Stagecoach …

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A message from the Parish Council Clerk

The Parish Council has received an anonymous email raising concerns about litter and barking dogs within the village. We welcome residents contacting the Parish Council about genuine concerns affecting our community, and we will always …

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