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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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enquiries@trenport.co.uk |
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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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A New Community
The site
The Peters Pit and Peters Works site is located to the south of Wouldham on the east bank of the River Medway and has for many years been derelict and degraded land. The land is exactly the sort of site on which the Government is encouraging new housing development to meet people's needs. As a former quarry and works, the site is a 'brownfield' site and Government Guidance advises that previously developed land should be developed before 'greenfield' sites.
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Aerial photo of the site today
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The development
The project is in two parts:
- A new village of 1,000 residential units - currently known as 'Peters Village'. The new community will be built within the old pit and the old works where the village centre will be located.
- A new bridge to the site across the River Medway from the West Bank (also see 'The new bridge') to enable access to the A228.
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Development Platforms
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Village features
1,000 houses and apartments of different types, sizes, tenures and prices - from first time buyer to family housing and homes suitable for the elderly - the village will meet the needs of a mixed community of all ages and income.
Provision of affordable housing to meet local needs.
Peters Village will have a clear identity, giving residents a sense of place and belonging. It will echo the traditional features of village life including homes, recreation, employment and social and welfare facilities.
Village centre near the river. The current intention is to provide for a local shop, community centre, police post, medical centre, ambulance post, possibly a public house and some employment space.
Two-form entry primary school
An attractive and safe environment for pedestrians, cyclists and equestrians while still considering motorists, but without them dominating the environment.
Open space and playing fields - new areas of approximately 11 hectares (27 acres)
New riverside walk
Protection and long term management of the adjacent nature reserve - a 'Site of special Scientific Interest' (also see 'Conservation').
Housing development phasing
We will publish details of the order in which the new homes will be built and information about the detail of each phase.
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Housing - illustrative only
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