Former Thamesteel Site, Brielle Way
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Former Thamesteel Site, Brielle Way
Image: © John Baker Taken: 3 Oct 2017
Planning permission was granted by Swale Borough Council under application number 16/501726/FULL for “change of use from B2 industrial use in the form of redundant steelworks to port related uses (sui generis) including demolition of buildings (except for the former military hospital, former fitness centre, former billet packing building, former stores and stores maintenance building and part of main former Thamesteel building), construction of new paved surfaces and a new vehicle access and bridge spanning the A249 to the existing port to the west, reconfiguration of railhead, boundary treatment and landscaping and associated works”. This image shows this part of the Image almost a year ago. It has since become a Image
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Image Location
Latitude
51.437287
Longitude
0.750679