By Simon Banks
EXTENSIVE work has been undertaken by Kent County Council this month to repair potholes in Canterbury's roads.
EXTENSIVE work has been undertaken by Kent County Council this month to repair potholes in Canterbury's roads.
Thursday, 5 May 2011
Canterbury named as one of UK's top destinations
By Chloe Wallace
THE Trip Advisor’s Traveller’s Choice has recently named Canterbury as one of the UK’s top tourist destinations. Listed at number 14, Canterbury triumphed over Manchester, Cornwall and even Cardiff.
THE Trip Advisor’s Traveller’s Choice has recently named Canterbury as one of the UK’s top tourist destinations. Listed at number 14, Canterbury triumphed over Manchester, Cornwall and even Cardiff.
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Lounge on the Farm 2011
By Lianne Carpenter
WITH the sun shining and the days getting longer it is once again time to start making summer plans. For many, the first consideration is which festival(s) they will be attending.
Jack Wills comes to Canterbury
By Jack Cheeseman
JACK Wills, “the university outfitter”, has now opened in Canterbury offering a new style of clothing for the thousands of students living in the city. The new store has a prime location on the main high street but sits understated to one side, being noticed only by those familiar with the brand.
JACK Wills, “the university outfitter”, has now opened in Canterbury offering a new style of clothing for the thousands of students living in the city. The new store has a prime location on the main high street but sits understated to one side, being noticed only by those familiar with the brand.
Canterbury petrol prices one of highest
By James Green
MOTORISTS in Canterbury are currently paying one of the UK’s highest petrol prices, with the average price of unleaded in the City costing £1.37 per litre.
MOTORISTS in Canterbury are currently paying one of the UK’s highest petrol prices, with the average price of unleaded in the City costing £1.37 per litre.
Kent Uni
By Hayley Battista
DUE to cuts in funding by the government, the University of Kent is raising its tuition fees to the maximum of £9,000 in September 2012.
DUE to cuts in funding by the government, the University of Kent is raising its tuition fees to the maximum of £9,000 in September 2012.
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