IMAGES TAKEN NEAR TO
Acacia Drive, CANTERBURY, CT3 4GD

On the A28 Island Road, close to the roundabout with Blackthorn Road. The sign was erected by Sturry Parish Council in partnership with Kent County Council.

Crossing Acacia Drive.

Meadow View is a care home with 60 en-suite rooms https://www.sanctuary-care.co.uk/meadow-view-residential-home Almost a year ago, the view was of the Image, although there is still work to be carried out before the opening date of the building.

Seen from Blackthorn Road, planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA/13/00738 for the “variation of condition 11 (approved drawings) of planning application CA/12/001806 for the erection of a 60-bed care home with parking, landscaping and associated works. Revisions in respect of the footprint and layout of the application scheme”. The site is described as "land at Blackthorn Road/Island Road, Sturry", although friends who live in this road would disagree as their postal address is Hersden. The care home was given the name of Image upon completion.

By the A28. The sign shows the village's mining past.

A Redrow advertisement board is for a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it is being built on land, which was once Image and the road to the right leads into it. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping.

A Redrow advertisement board is for a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it is being built on land, which was once Image and Hoplands Road to the right of newly built houses, leads into it. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping. This was the same Image in June 2020.