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Hillyfield Road, ASHFORD, TN23 4QL

The hoarding hides a building site, which will ultimately be called the Victoria Quarter after the development has been completed. Planning permission has been granted by Ashford Borough Council under application number 17/00354/AS for a “reserved matters application for the development of 160 dwellings together with access roads, footpaths, drainage, associated car/bicycle parking provision, ground works, landscaping, open space and infrastructure (pursuant to outline approval 11/00405/AS) “.

This was Image in August 2018 when the site, where the apartment block now stands, was hidden by hoarding. The apartment block is part of a development called the Victoria Quarter, where work is still ongoing. Planning permission has been granted by Ashford Borough Council under application number 17/00354/AS for a “reserved matters application for the development of 160 dwellings together with access roads, footpaths, drainage, associated car/bicycle parking provision, ground works, landscaping, open space and infrastructure (pursuant to outline approval 11/00405/AS) “.

Planning permission has been granted by Ashford Borough Council under application number 17/00354/AS for a “reserved matters application for the development of 160 dwellings together with access roads, footpaths, drainage, associated car/bicycle parking provision, ground works, landscaping, open space and infrastructure (pursuant to outline approval 11/00405/AS) “. The development is to be known as Victoria Quarter.

This building (one of the existing) is to be demolished. Planning permission has been granted by Ashford Borough Council under application number 17/00354/AS for a “reserved matters application for the development of 160 dwellings together with access roads, footpaths, drainage, associated car/bicycle parking provision, ground works, landscaping, open space and infrastructure (pursuant to outline approval 11/00405/AS - the demolition of existing buildings and construction of up to 241 dwellings and associated access and landscaping) “. The development is to be known as Victoria Quarter. The Image is part of the development.

This was the Image in July 2018. Planning permission has been granted by Ashford Borough Council under application number 17/00354/AS for a “reserved matters application for the development of 160 dwellings together with access roads, footpaths, drainage, associated car/bicycle parking provision, ground works, landscaping, open space and infrastructure (pursuant to outline approval 11/00405/AS) “.

Planning permission has been granted by Ashford Borough Council under application number 17/00354/AS for a “reserved matters application for the development of 160 dwellings together with access roads, footpaths, drainage, associated car/bicycle parking provision, ground works, landscaping, open space and infrastructure (pursuant to outline approval 11/00405/AS - the demolition of existing buildings and construction of up to 241 dwellings and associated access and landscaping) “. This is how Image looked before this building was erected on the development, which is to be known as Victoria Quarter. The Image is part of the development.

This building (one of the existing) is to be demolished. Planning permission has been granted by Ashford Borough Council under application number 17/00354/AS for a “reserved matters application for the development of 160 dwellings together with access roads, footpaths, drainage, associated car/bicycle parking provision, ground works, landscaping, open space and infrastructure (pursuant to outline approval 11/00405/AS) “. The development is to be known as Victoria Quarter. This image of Image was photographed in April 2018.

Planning permission has been granted by Ashford Borough Council under application number 17/00381/AS for a “proposed 4-bed dwelling along with double garage & single garage in vacant plot to the side of 25, Jemmett Road”, which is the house on the left.

Image used to stand to the left of the road, on the other side of Jemmett Road. Planning permission has been granted by Ashford Borough Council under application number 17/00354/AS for a “reserved matters application for the development of 160 dwellings together with access roads, footpaths, drainage, associated car/bicycle parking provision, ground works, landscaping, open space and infrastructure (pursuant to outline approval 11/00405/AS) “.