Parklife
Parklife opens its doors for business
Herne Bay’s children and young people have been flocking to Parklife, the town’s new youth centre, since it opened a few weeks ago.
Parklife is home to the Poppy Children’s Centre, for children aged up to five, and the Sparks Youth Centre for 13-to-19-year- olds, making it the first centre of its kind in the county to offer services for residents from birth to their early 20s.
Canterbury City Council and Kent County Council are behind the project, with the city council awarding the county council a 50-year low-rent lease on the site.
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Parklife is home to the Poppy Children’s Centre, for children aged up to five, and the Sparks Youth Centre for 13-to-19-year- olds, making it the first centre of its kind in the county to offer services for residents from birth to their early 20s.
Canterbury City Council and Kent County Council are behind the project, with the city council awarding the county council a 50-year low-rent lease on the site.
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Rob Davies
Welcome from the Editor
I’m very pleased to introduce myself as the new editor of District Life.
I have worked on the editorial side of the magazine for the last few years, so taking on the role of editor is an exciting challenge for me, and one I'm looking forward to.
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I have worked on the editorial side of the magazine for the last few years, so taking on the role of editor is an exciting challenge for me, and one I'm looking forward to.
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Important changes to bus pass scheme
People aged over 60 or eligible disabled who have a free bus pass as part of the concessionary travel scheme are being advised of three changes to the scheme.
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