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Latest News - January 2010
Following an independent tree safety report across the Medway east bank, contractors will be undertaking tree safety works across all Trenport land in this area during February 2010. Some works will involve traffic and pedestrian management and this will be provided by the appointed competent contractor. The work has already been agreed with Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council..
Latest News - November 2009
Peters Village: notice of works and inspections
Over the next few months, the following utility companies will be undertaking works and inspections on Trenport land in the Wouldham and Burham areas:
1. EDF: December and January - tree and scrub clearance under and around exiting electrical lines.
2. National Grid: Next few months - inspections, which may involve climbing some towers.
3. Southern Gas: March 2010 onwards - underground pipe replacement works from Rochester Road down to Bell Lane.
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Contact Us
Peters Village Kent
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01233 721466 |
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Shirley Boards
Peters Village Project Enquiries
Trenport Investments Ltd
3rd Floor, 86 Jermyn Street
London SW1Y 6JD
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Proposals for North West Dunstable
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Trenport Investments Ltd
Trenport Investments Limited is the principal residential landholding and development company within the Ellerman Investments Group. The Group has been built up over the past 40 years and has an established track record of successful commercial and industrial developments throughout the UK.
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Conservation and the Environment
Peters Village and the new bridge lie within an area that includes nature and landscape designations of international, national and county importance. These include the nature reserve next to Peters Village.
The nature reserve
To the south of the new village lies a nature reserve which is designated a 'Site of Special Scientific Interest', or 'SSSI'. Natural England, the new national organisation that incorporates the statutory role of English Nature, is responsible for identifying and ensuring protection of these sites by their owners. It is intended that the current management agreement between Trenport and Kent Wildlife Trust will continue for the future maintenance and protection of the reserve.
Conservation work includes: maintenance of the newt fence which prevents newts from entering the development site, fencing and grazing for habitat management, scrub planting to aid bird nesting and the movement of dormice, a planted mound between the village and the reserve to protect its ecology and ensuring that the overall site continues to be wildlife friendly.
There will also be additional planting within the new village and around its boundaries to help integrate the site with its surroundings and to add to the quality of built development.
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Ecological survey work at Peters Pit
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Creation of a new conservation site for reptiles
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