The health, safety and wellbeing of our students and staff is a priority. The University has worked for some time in partnership the community to deliver a range of safety initiatives including the SafeZone App, Street Marshalls and Safe Taxi scheme. The castle is a sightseeing highlight of the City Wall Trail, a pleasant three-mile route that takes in many of the city's top points of interest. The castle, in fact, makes a good landmark from which to begin and end your stroll. Another museum worth visiting is the interesting Kent Museum of Freemasonry. Located in St. Peters Place, it opened in 1933 and is located just steps away from the Westgate Towers. This fascinating museum features exhibits portraying the history of the movement from its earliest days. This funding will enable us to increase patrol sizes and hopefully put out 2 teams on a Saturday night to cover both early and later times. As the city grows with new developments on the fringes on the city centre, we hope to cover a wider city range. Today, the mound is something of a landmark for the city, and offers superb views over the surrounding historic homes and sections of the old city walls. The gardens were added later, around 1790, and are a delight to stroll through, especially during springtime when the first blooms appear.

We want to make it clear that spiking is never the fault of the victim, it is always the fault of the perpetrator. Drink spiking is a criminal offence, and we are committed to working together to keep our students safe. Completely refurbished and reopened in 2012 in what's become the city's cultural hub - the Marlowe Theatre is also located in the vicinity - the building itself is something of a tourist attraction, designed in an attractive Tudor-revival style and constructed in the late 19th century.In its architecture, as in its position in the Anglican hierarchy, it is second to none, no disrespect to the later and more unified majesty of St Paul’s. To gaze up at the intricate fan vaulting on the ceiling of its central tower, Bell Harry, is to court the mild hallucination of inverted vertigo. In height and spirit, this is a world away from the sombre area of the north-west transept, known bluntly as The Martyrdom.

If you are a resident in Canterbury where permits are required, you can apply for a residents parking permit. To see who else came to town in the 90s – and perhaps even spot yourself – join us on a leisurely stroll down memory lane with the help of these classic pictures... The census collection is designed so that each group of postcodes should contain at least 100 people (50 in Scotland).We are proud to be one of the strategic partners of the Canterbury Safer Streets Project alongside our Christ Church Students’ Union - helping to make the city a safer place for not only our students and staff but all local residents and visitors of Canterbury.

The building keeps disclosing fresh vistas – the choir almost as large as the nave, the Trinity Chapel beyond it to the east, the crypt undershadowing everything, its ceiling dramatically low like the canopy of a stone-pillared forest. Add to this the great Cloister and the Chapter House, where the Benedictine monks assembled daily, and the cathedral seems to become a church of many churches. It was in the Chapter House that the first performance of TS Eliot’s Murder in the Cathedral was given, in June 1935. For a truly unique experience, plan a stay at Canterbury Cathedral Lodge Hotel. Owned by the cathedral, this splendid luxury hotel combines superb views overlooking beautiful gardens with wonderful views of the cathedral, as well as exclusive access to the Cathedral Precincts.

Safe Night Out campaign to raise awareness of the issues through a media campaign as well as expanding initiatives such as Ask Angela, anti-spike lids for drinks bottles, drink testing strips and personal alarms

We strongly believe that education can transform lives and enrich our communities. Through this project our students and staff will be able to play a civic role, beyond the classroom, and help make a difference to the safety of all.One of the major losses was the Corn Exchange, which formed a large covered market stretching through to Burgate. Built in 1824, it was to become a general market selling all types of meat and produce. The scene of destruction after the bombing raid of June 1, 1942, when most of St George's Street was destroyed. The classical front of Marks & Spencer can be seen in the centre of the picture, which shows other parts of the city smouldering. Picture: Neil Mattingly Those interested in cultural pursuits should also pop into the Beaney House of Art and Knowledge. Most often referred to simply as "The Beaney," this fascinating facility is part museum, library, and art gallery, and boasts an excellent collection of paintings, engravings, and prints, along with European ceramics, Asian porcelain, and Anglo-Saxon jewelry. If you are reporting this incident more than 12 hours afterwards, please call 101 and record what happened. Police will then advise appropriate action. Shown above is an extremely useful, interactive Canterbury map, showing the location of the city situated in the county of Kent in south-eastern England, United Kingdom. Using the controls on the top left of the map you can zoom in to view a detailed street map of Canterbury, get a Canterbury city centre map, or move around to view other surrounding areas. Spiking’ is when someone puts alcohol or drugs into another person’s drink or their body without their knowledge and/or consent.Spiking is a serious criminal offence carrying a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison in England and Wales.