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Stone Street, CANTERBURY, CT4 6DA

The Roman road nears an area with several turnings.

Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/1292/SH for the “demolition of buildings and structures, remediation of land and the erection of 30 houses and two B1 office units of 465m2 floor area, plus the closure of existing access to Stone Street and creation of new access to Thorn Lane”. This image shows the entrance to Image in March 2018 and how the hoarding has been replaced by a more descriptive advertisement by Pentland Homes.

A bank of earth has been deposited across the entrance to Image and any traffic wishing to access the site now has to travel along Image, take the next left into Thorn Lane and then, after a few yards, the road into Image

Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/1292/SH for the “demolition of buildings and structures, remediation of land and the erection of 30 houses and two B1 office units of 465m2 floor area, plus the closure of existing access to Stone Street and creation of new access to Thorn Lane”. This image shows the main entrance into the site from Stone Street.

Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/1292/SH for the “demolition of buildings and structures, remediation of land and the erection of 30 houses and two B1 office units of 465m2 floor area, plus the closure of existing access to Stone Street and creation of new access to Thorn Lane”. This image shows where the access to/from Thorn Lane will be located.

Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/1292/SH for the “demolition of buildings and structures, remediation of land and the erection of 30 houses and two B1 office units of 465m2 floor area, plus the closure of existing access to Stone Street and creation of new access to Thorn Lane”. This image shows where the access to/from Thorn Lane will be located and how this view of Image looked in March 2018.

This used to be the entrance to Image but it has been closed due to a reorganisation of the next junction. This means vehicles can now reach the business park via Thorn Lane.

Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/1292/SH for the “demolition of buildings and structures, remediation of land and the erection of 30 houses and two B1 office units of 465m2 floor area, plus the closure of existing access to Stone Street and creation of new access to Thorn Lane”. The road in the foreground is Thorn Lane.

Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/1292/SH for the “demolition of buildings and structures, remediation of land and the erection of 30 houses and two B1 office units of 465m2 floor area, plus the closure of existing access to Stone Street and creation of new access to Thorn Lane”. This image shows the information board depicting Stonegate Business Park. A resident from Stelling Minnis told me that the road junction at this location is to be redesigned to reduce the speed of traffic on Stone Street and make it safer for vehicles turning into Thorn Lane.

Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y15/1292/SH for the “demolition of buildings and structures, remediation of land and the erection of 30 houses and two B1 office units of 465m2 floor area, plus the closure of existing access to Stone Street and creation of new access to Thorn Lane”.