Erection of four dwellings, together with access, parking and landscaping. Details may be viewed here: 21/1142/FH Stanford Parish Council objected citing a range of grounds for refusal. The applicant appealed for non-determination. The appeal was dismissed and the application refused.
Continue reading →One of the things The Parish Council asked for and got from Otterpool Park LLC at the beginning of our discussions was a strip of land (‘buffer’) to be ceded to us so that we have the last word on … Continue reading →
The online presentations by Otterpool Park LLC last Friday gave us a glimpse of how the company and its consultants are thinking at the moment. We saw that the street layout in ‘Phase 1’ of the project (the ‘Town Centre’) … Continue reading →
Last week, one councillor from each of three of the affected parishes – Stanford (Cllr Horner), Lympne (Cllr Boor) and Postling (Cllr Hobbs) were given a presentation by Otterpool Park LLC (OPLLC) and their consultants that are developing the master … Continue reading →
Those who have been out this morning from the north side will have seen the slip road towards Canterbury has been closed by KCC. Geoff Colledge had a report from them this morning as follows: “Further damage to the triangle … Continue reading →
KCC are consulting on five proposed ‘active travel’ routes, including two in Shepway. You can read all about it here and have your say before 19 January.
Continue reading →Insp Andy Brittenden attended our Parish Council meeting on Wednesday to hear about the issues we’ve been having with lorries parking in the village. He was very attentive and promised to go and discuss our case within the Police and … Continue reading →
Have your say on how the County is policed by taking part in PCC Matthew Scott’s Annual Policing Survey. Access the survey here.
Continue reading →We have responded to KCC’s consultation on their Rail Strategy 2021 which is to inform the tender for the next franchise in our area. You can read our response here, in which we have highlighted the need for improvements to … Continue reading →
This winter we are backing Kent Community Foundation’s Surviving Winter Campaign “Knock and Check”. Knock & Check is a campaign to reignite the community spirit seen during the COVID-19 pandemic and doing something small to help those most vulnerable during … Continue reading →