IMAGES TAKEN NEAR TO
Featherbed Lane, SITTINGBOURNE, ME9 8RA

Farm shop, garden centre, pet food and farmyard animals are all on offer here with free-range chickens, geese, goats and ponies.

This is the same Image but looking southwest towards the trees, that mark the road to Coleshall Farm. The development is described in Swale Borough Council’s planning application SW/08/1127 as the “development of housing, employment (up to 3000 square metres), public open space and pavilion (up to 110 square metres), with access from School Lane and Sheppey Way, including roads, cycle paths, footpaths, stream crossings, landscaping and ancillary works”. The location was given as land adjacent (to) Coleshall Farm, Sheppey Way.

The nearer houses have been completed but those, in the distance, are still under construction. The development is described in Swale Borough Council’s planning application SW/08/1127 as the “development of housing, employment (up to 3000 square metres), public open space and pavilion (up to 110 square metres), with access from School Lane and Sheppey Way, including roads, cycle paths, footpaths, stream crossings, landscaping and ancillary works”. The location was given as land adjacent (to) Coleshall Farm, Sheppey Way.

This road is part of the development for which planning permission was granted by Swale Borough Council’s under application number SW/08/1127 as the “development of housing, employment (up to 3000 square metres), public open space and pavilion (up to 110 square metres), with access from School Lane and Sheppey Way, including roads, cycle paths, footpaths, stream crossings, landscaping and ancillary works”. The location was given as land adjacent (to) Coleshall Farm, Sheppey Way.

The development of this site is described in Swale Borough Council’s planning application SW/08/1127 as the “development of housing, employment (up to 3000 square metres), public open space and pavilion (up to 110 square metres), with access from School Lane and Sheppey Way, including roads, cycle paths, footpaths, stream crossings, landscaping and ancillary works”. The location was given as Land adjacent Coleshall Farm, Sheppey Way. The houses are being built by Persimmon Homes and the development will be known as Iwade Meadows.

Compared with Image, the road has been given a name in the meantime, although further houses are under construction. Planning permission has been granted by Swale Borough Council under application number SW/08/1127 for the “development of housing, employment (up to 3000 square metres), public open space and pavilion (up to 110 square metres), with access from School Lane and Sheppey Way, including roads, cycle paths, footpaths, stream crossings, landscaping and ancillary works”. The location was given as land adjacent (to) Coleshall Farm, Sheppey Way.

Compared with Image, the makeshift traffic island has been replaced with a proper traffic island. There seems to have been little, further building construction to the right side of the road. This road is part of the development for which planning permission was granted by Swale Borough Council’s under application number SW/08/1127 as the “development of housing, employment (up to 3000 square metres), public open space and pavilion (up to 110 square metres), with access from School Lane and Sheppey Way, including roads, cycle paths, footpaths, stream crossings, landscaping and ancillary works”. The location was given as land adjacent (to) Coleshall Farm, Sheppey Way.

From the roundabout ahead there are links to the A249 Sheppey-Maidstone road.

This was Image before the houses at the far end had been built.