Dancing in the Street
On 25th February 2010 Students from all four institutions dance societies and classes performed around the City, collecting money for Local Special Needs Schools. Voter registration booths were also placed around the City.
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Love Canterbury Hate Debt – Photos
Here are photos from our march through Canterbury on Saturday 27th February:
London Demo Photos
Here are photos from emergency action meeting held on 11th November 2009 in Parliament where NUS put pressure on the Labour Party and the Conservative Party to come clean about their position on Higher Education Funding ahead of the 2010 General Election. Remember to use your vote.
“The Future of Fees” Debate photos
Here are photos from our excellent “The Future of Fees” debate at Canterbury College featuring: Wes Streeting, President, National Union of Students Lynne Beaumont, Liberal Democrat Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Folkestone & Hythe Damian Collins, Conservative Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Folkestone & Hythe Jean Samuel, Labour Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Canterbury and Whitstable
Photos of our banners
Yesterday was the first day of our Week of Action (see events list here) and here are photos of the banners we put up at Canterbury College and Augustine House.
Kentish Gazette Article
Canterbury United were featured in this weeks KM Kentish Gazette and you can view the article by clicking the image below:
We are United!
Christ Church Students’ Union Vice President (Welfare & Education) Steve Godwin speaks about student debt, tuition fees, and how Canterbury is uniting.
Students go to The Houses of Parliament to protest about student fees
UNIFIED, Canterbury Christ Church’s student newspaper follows a group of students on Wednesday 11th November as they protest for information on student tuition fees before the next general election…
What We Stand For…
Are you a member of the community in Canterbury? Do you live here, work here, study here or enjoy the city for its good food and shopping? If you do any or all of these you are truly a part of the local community here in Canterbury. Canterbury United began as a collaborative project between [...]
We are now on Twitter
Canterbury United is now on Twitter and you can follow our tweets via www.twitter.com/canterbury_utd. If you are not too sure what Twitter is then either read below or click here. Twitter is a social networking and microblogging service that allows you answer the question, “What are you doing?” by sending short text messages 140 characters [...]