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Tontine Street, FOLKESTONE, CT20 1SD

The premises to the right of the lamppost is Bar Luxor, while the premises to the left of the lamppost are derelict, the further being number 85.

Folkestone and Hythe District Council did not raise an objection under application number Y14/1173/SH for the “prior notification of proposed demolition of 28-38 Dover Road and 83-85 Tontine Street”. This is Image as it was before demolition started.

Standing on the corner of Tontine Street (to the left) and Dover Road (to the right),it appears very worse for wear.

Compared with Image but viewed from Grace Hill, no development has taken place other than a glorious display of graffiti on the hoarding!

Folkestone and Hythe District Council did not raise an objection under application number Y14/1173/SH for the “prior notification of proposed demolition of 28-38 Dover Road and 83-85 Tontine Street”. This is Image as it was before demolition started.

Folkestone and Hythe District Council did not raise an objection under application number Y14/1173/SH for the “prior notification of proposed demolition of 28-38 Dover Road and 83-85 Tontine Street”. This is Image as it was before demolition started. The aluminium “rocket” may be an example of street artwork.

Compared with Image but viewed from Foord Road South and therefore showing more of the site to the right. Folkestone and Hythe District Council did not raise an objection under application number Y14/1173/SH for the “prior notification of proposed demolition of 28-38 Dover Road and 83-85 Tontine Street”. This view will soon disappear behind hoarding, which is in the process of being erected.

Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/1241/SH for a “multi-storey sports park to include boxing club, skate shop, offices, cafe, three levels of skate park, climbing wall, bouldering room, flexible function space, refuse facilities, cycle parking, car parking and hard landscaping”. The location was given as land adjoining The Cube & land opposite 100 Tontine Street. This image of the Image was taken in October 2016.

Seen from Grace Hill, the Image is now being developed. Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/1241/SH for a “multi-storey sports park to include boxing club, skate shop, offices, cafe, three levels of skate park, climbing wall, bouldering room, flexible function space, refuse facilities, cycle parking, car parking and hard landscaping”. The location was given as land adjoining The Cube & land opposite 100 Tontine Street.

Folkestone, Kent, Tontine Street, A2033, Folkestone Triennial 2014, No. 3B, Pent Houses 2 by Diane Dever and Jonathan Wright. 5 Sculptures inspired by Manhattan water towers follow the River Pent hidden beneath the streets.