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Stones Farm Consultation

You can view the consultation documents for Stones Farm by downloading them here. Please note that the main document is 4.84MB in size and in PDF format.

Download Stones Farm Consultation Documents
Consultation Comment Sheet

Please note that this consultation is being conducted by the landowner and is not being promoted by either Bapchild Parish Council or Swale Borough Council. We would strongly encourage residents to wait until they have seen the Northern Relief Road consultation so as to fully understand the potential implications for this site before making your comments.


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FARMLAND on the edge of Sitting-bourne has been urgently earmarked for 600 homes by Swale council. Proposals for the development on Stones Farm in Bapchild have been drawn up and building work could begin at the end of next year.
The Doubleday’s continued quest to urbanise the village settlements of Bapchild and Tonge takes another leap forward with plans to substantially extend Hempstead Farm.
We're having an estate slapped in our faces say residents. The construction of 600 homes on farmland on the edge of Sittingbourne could begin as soon as the end of next year.
At last weeks Sittingbourne Local Engagement Forum, Interim Regeneration Director, Pete Raine explained that because of the financial down-turn, Tesco were moving away from mixed use development towards solely retail, and that Sittingbourne Town Centre development was therefore likely to be delayed.
Consultation on the Bapchild section of the Northern Relief Road to take place on Friday 12th February between 4pm to 8pm and Saturday 13th February between 10am to 4pm at Hempstead House in the the Heritage Suite.
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