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Published: 08-06-2009
RENEWABLE ENERGY THE FOCUS AT NEW RECULVER CENTRE
A log burner, photovoltaic panels and solar panels are all features of the newly extended Reculver Renewable Energy and Interpretation Centre, which opens to the public in July.
Published: 02-06-2009
THE PERFECT VENUE
Finding a venue for a celebration, training event or meeting has become a lot easier with the launch of a new halls for hire...
Published: 26-05-2009
Awards evening to celebrate University of Kent student innovation
This March saw the launch of the University of Kent’s Ideas Competition...
Published: 22-05-2009
Credit and Cash Flow in the Recession - Business Link research
According to new research...
Published: 19-05-2009
GIVE YOUR VIEWS ON BUSKING
Canterbury City Council is asking people for their views on busking and whether there should be greater management of busking in the city centre.
Published: 11-05-2009
DONG Energy, E.ON and Masdar give green light to build world’s largest offshore wind farm
LONDON, May 12th, 2009 – DONG Energy, E.ON and Masdar have today announced that they will invest €2.2bn in building the first 630MW phase of the London Array offshore wind farm in the Thames Estuary.
Published: 07-05-2009
COUNCIL AND COLLEGE IN BUSINESS AGREEMENT
Canterbury City Council and Canterbury College have put pen to paper on an agreement to support small businesses in the district and help local young people into employment...
Published: 23-04-2009
COUNCIL APPOINTS MARLOWE CONTRACTOR
Canterbury City Council has announced that ISG Jackson has been appointed as the contractor to build the new Marlowe Theatre.
Published: 21-04-2009
PARK AND RIDE CONCESSIONS TO STAY
Holders of a concessionary bus pass will continue to be allowed free travel as foot passengers on the city council’s park and ride service...
Published: 09-04-2009
Funding Won To Help Sustain Local SME’s During The Lean Economic Times
Plato GB has won public funding to deliver a free programme, PLATO: Sustain, to businesses in the South East centring on helping business to promote resource efficient business practices.
