More on KentOnline
More on KentOnline
Home Canterbury Archive
Developers pitching to construct three student blocks claim the project will benefit neighbours by shielding them from a “monolithic” supermarket.
There are fears suspected pollution in a city’s river will harm wildlife in the area.
A woman left with a surprise litter of XL bully puppies says she cannot keep them for much longer as she struggles to save them from being euthanised.
A young man living in the woods without a tent or sleeping bag turned to crime for the first time during a “horrific few months” in his life.
Drivers are expected to face four months of traffic disruption amid a £4.4m project to overhaul a major Kent route.
A two-day beer festival is set to be held in the grounds of cash-strapped Canterbury Cathedral.
Jesse De Vries is set to make his Canterbury Rugby Club return this Saturday after representing his country.
Students who had complaints upheld against a professor accused of sexual misconduct were offered £300 payments amid the fallout of the investigation.
Police are hunting suspects after a swan was found dead having sustained serious head injuries.
Leading councillors at a cash-strapped Kent authority say they have been left with “no choice” but to impose parking charge hikes.
A bistro known for its fish and chips and gluten-free offerings has unexpectedly closed.
A thug who smacked his girlfriend's head against a bath revealed his “softer side” when a judge was told he wanted to return home to his guinea pigs.
An “outstanding and rare” country home once owned by a Kent MP has been put up for sale for the first time in more than 170 years.
Angry Christians have pledged to continue fighting after their campaign against boozy parties in Canterbury Cathedral fell on deaf ears.
Find out who won what at Kent Tennis’ annual awards last weekend.
Some of Kent’s squad are set to train abroad before the start of their 2024 pre-season programme.
Unbeaten Canterbury St Augustine's boys’ under-12s have progressed to the Quarter-Final of a national competition.
Canterbury were found wanting as Dorking turned on the style in National League 2 East.
We spoke to the children of Bagpuss’ creators as today marks the 50th anniversary of the iconic cat hitting our TV screens.
A plea for a 20mph zone in a village with no pavements has been rejected by Kent Council Council, which says it’s “inappropriate and not feasible”.
Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
