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Foster Way, FOLKESTONE, CT20 2TT

This is the entrance to Image from Marten Road. After these houses have been completed and the fence across the road removed, it will be possible to reach Westbrook Drive along this road, rather than from Broadfield Road, which is the means of access at present. The houses are being built on an estate known as the West End Quarter. This image of Image shows the road after all building work had been completed.

Following the completion of these houses in Image and the removal of a fence across the road, it is now possible to reach Westbrook Road, using a vehicle. These houses are on an estate known as the West End Quarter.

These houses have been built on an estate known as the West End Quarter, which is accessible from Marten Road via Broadfield Road.

The houses at the far and of the road are those nearest to the camera in this image of Image The houses have been built on an estate known as the West End Quarter, which is accessible from Marten Road via Broadfield Road.

At the end of the road the large building is an 80 bedroom nursing home, which is still under construction.

Compared with Image, the nursing home behind the hoarding is now taking shape. Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/0563/SH for a “section 73 application for the variation of conditions 4, 6, 21 and 29 of outline planning permission Y10/0077/SH (outline application for the construction of 127 dwellings (Class C3) and an 80 bedroom nursing home (Class C2) following the demolition of 52 Shorncliffe Road (together with associated access, parking and landscaping) in order to allow amendments to the approved layout, landscaping and the number of units (condition 4)); samples of the proposed materials to be submitted prior to the commencement of development (condition 6); and minor re-wording of conditions 21 and 29 to reflect the commencement of the approved care home”. The site includes numbers 50, 52 (which was formerly St Mary’s Westbrook School), Image and playing fields (which are mentioned in the outline planning permission Y10/0077/SH).

Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/0563/SH for a “section 73 application for the variation of conditions 4, 6, 21 and 29 of outline planning permission Y10/0077/SH (outline application for the construction of 127 dwellings (Class C3) and an 80 bedroom nursing home (Class C2) following the demolition of 52 Shorncliffe Road (together with associated access, parking and landscaping) in order to allow amendments to the approved layout, landscaping and the number of units (condition 4)); samples of the proposed materials to be submitted prior to the commencement of development (condition 6); and minor re-wording of conditions 21 and 29 to reflect the commencement of the approved care home”. The nursing home is being built behind the hoarding. The site includes numbers 50, 52 (which was formerly St Mary’s Westbrook School), Image and playing fields (which are mentioned in the outline planning permission Y10/0077/SH).

Compared with Image, there has been a lot more work carried out to the nursing home and Image still stands, awaiting its demolition. Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/0563/SH as a “section 73 application for the variation of conditions 4, 6, 21 and 29 of outline planning permission Y10/0077/SH (outline application for the construction of 127 dwellings (Class C3) and an 80 bedroom nursing home (Class C2) following the demolition of 52 Shorncliffe Road, together with associated access, parking and landscaping) in order to allow amendments to the approved layout, landscaping and the number of units (condition 4); samples of the proposed materials to be submitted prior to the commencement of development (condition 6); and minor re-wording of conditions 21 and 29 to reflect the commencement of the approved care home”. The building, on the right, is now Image

Once it was part of a Image, now it is finished and open to the public.

This was formerly Westbrook House Preparatory School. Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/0563/SH for a “section 73 application for the variation of conditions 4, 6, 21 and 29 of outline planning permission Y10/0077/SH (outline application for the construction of 127 dwellings (Class C3) and an 80 bedroom nursing home (Class C2) following the demolition of 52 Shorncliffe Road (together with associated access, parking and landscaping) in order to allow amendments to the approved layout, landscaping and the number of units (condition 4)); samples of the proposed materials to be submitted prior to the commencement of development (condition 6); and minor re-wording of conditions 21 and 29 to reflect the commencement of the approved care home”. 52, Shorncliffe Road was formerly St Mary’s Westbrook School.