6 Weavers Way, TN23 5DY
Notification for a larger home extension – single storey infill extension – depth 4.55m x height 3.15m x eaves 2.9m
Decided: Prior notification not required
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19 Brookfield Road, TN23 4ES
Notification for a larger home extension – single storey rear infill extension – depth 3.38m x height 2.85m x eaves 2.6m
Start of Consultation: 6 Oct 2015, End of Consultation: 30 Oct 2015
Land opposite, 1-8 Elwick Road – decided
Outline application for development of up to 200 residential units with access to be considered at this stage (Phase 2).
Decided: Permit
This application is for Phase 2 of the development, Application Ref: 15/01195/AS, to which our post of 11 September 2015 refers.
310A Beaver Road, TN23 7SP
Land rear of 1 to 5, between 5 and 6 and south east of 20, Ellingham Industrial Centre, Ellingham Way – decided
Erection of 3 new light industrial units and associated works and alterations to vehicular access way to car park area and formation of additional parking bay.
Discharge condition 7, 8
Decided: Permit
Original Application
14/01376/AS Erection of 3 new light industrial units and associated works and alterations to vehicular access way to car park area and formation of additional parking bays
Conditions
- Prior to works commencing on site, details of parking for site personnel as well as details of loading and turning areas for construction traffic shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority and thereafter shall be provided and retained throughout the development. The approved parking, loading and turning areas shall be provided prior to the commencement of development. Reason: To ensure provision of adequate parking, loading and turning facilities for vehicles in the interests of highway safety and to protect the amenities of local residents in accordance with policy.
- Prior to the commencement of development, details of facilities, by which vehicles will have their wheels, chassis and bodywork effectively cleaned and washed free of mud and similar substances at the application site, shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. The approved facilities shall then be provided prior to the works commencing on site and thereafter shall be maintained in an effective working condition and used before vehicles exit the site and enter onto the adopted highway for the duration of the construction works.
Planning application submitted for Elwick Square
Developer Stanhope has submitted a planning application for the mixed use development of Elwick Square comprising restaurants and cafes, a hotel, leisure and assembly, including a cinema, a car park, associated highway works, vehicle access, infrastructure, plant, car and cycle parking and landscaping.
This application is for Phase 1 of the development and does not include the residential element.
The application can be viewed on the ABC Planning site Members of the public have until 4th October to comment on the application.
KCC Sensory Strategy
Kent County Council has spent some time asking sight impaired, deaf and deafblind people, their families and carers and professionals working in a variety of organisations what services and support they should provide in the future. As a result they have produced a draft Sensory Strategy for Kent. The Strategy sets out a vision and plan for services for sensory impaired people over the next three years, 2016-19.
They are now keen to check that the Draft Strategy accurately reflects what they have been told. They invite you to read the Draft Strategy and then complete a short questionnaire, giving your feedback.
Kent County Council phone scam
Kent County Council (KCC) have received a number of reports of scam phone calls from people claiming to be from KCC. The caller asks if you have contacted the NHS about a recent accident you, or a member of your family has had.
The telephone number used to make these calls is 03000 41 40 00, which was a telephone number for KCC. Please be aware that the calls are not being made by Kent County Council, this number is being replicated by caller ID spoofing equipment as part of a scam or hoax and is no longer in use.
KCC are concerned that residents may be asked for payment or information such as bank details.
If you receive one of these scam telephone calls please report it to Kent Trading Standards or telephone the Citizens Advice consumer service on 03454 04 05 06.
Kent County Council 22nd September 2015
New Community News-sheet for South Ashford
We have published the first print edition of what we hope will become a regular news-sheet for South Ashford. We plan to publish quarterly. We have been fortunate to raise funding for distribution of this edition to every household in the area. To enable us to continue to
publish we will need to include advertisements. Future editions may be distributed through community organisations.
If you:
- have news or features relating to the unparished areaof South Ashford for our next edition, or
you are a local business or organisation that would be interested in advertising in South Ashford,
please contact us via our contact form
The news-sheet can be downloaded from our publications page or by clicking the image above
Fill the hole in Ashford’s Democracy
We want to improve democratic representation in South Ashford
All towns and villages in the Borough including the newer developments of Park Farm and Singleton, but not the urban areas of Ashford, are represented by Local Councils. We want to bring the same level of representation to South Ashford
We want to strengthen the identity of South Ashford by putting it on the local government map.
South Ashford does not exist. It has no boundaries, no legal personality, and no status in the eyes of the Government. We want put our community on the local government map by creating a statutory body to represent the South Ashford.
