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Correspond­ent: Jean Watson Mob:

07966 361434 Tel: 01622 687053 Get Together: This over 50’s Get Together group next meet on Wednesday, February 7 in the Baptist Church for tea and a ahat, perhaps play a few games and spend a time of fellowship together with some refreshmen­ts. From 2.30-4pm. New members welcome. Wit and wisdom: A quiz night takes place on Saturdaym February 17 at St Nicholas Church starting at 7.30pm. Teams of six to eight, but individual­s welcome. Entry £5 per person. Tea and coffee provided. Take your own drinks. To book phone 01622 204569. Funds in aid of The Children’s Society. Alpha Course starting: This weekly course, looking at the basics of the Christian faith, will be starting on Monday, February 26 in St Nicholas Church. The course is for those that are new to Church, those that come occasional­ly, those that may have never stepped foot in a church but have questions and for those that feel they need to re-connect with the basics. Applicatio­n forms are available at the back of Church. Return the completed applicatio­n by February 18 to either the Revs Barry or Chris or drop it into the church office. Messy fun: The next Messy Churchc themed with Love, will be on Saturday, February 17 from 11am1.30pm in St Nicholas Church and church halls. The cost is £3 per person or £10 per family to include lunch. For details or to book contact Fiona on 07951 777854, Latest booking date is Wednesday, February 14. Experience Taize: A Service of prayer, song and contemplat­ion in St Nicholas Church on Sunday, February 25 at 5pm. Taize worship is intended to be meditative and thought provoking. options and adjusting the timing of traffic lights, particular­ly to minimise the queueing on the M2 slip road for safety reasons and particular­ly in view of any proposed Lower Thames crossing into Kent. Boxley Parish Council will be monitoring the situation to ensure it does not get ‘lost’. The full story can be found on the website www.boxleypari­shcouncil.org.uk that, as in previous years, the clerk would write to confirm the tasks and that they should only be carried out upon specific request. Planning: Chart Mill, Chart Hill Road, retrospect­ive applicatio­n for conversion of open bayed car shed/garage into a home gym. Approved. Apple Cottage, 8 Chart Hill Road, erection of a double garage. Approved. Chart Hall Farm, Green Lane, minor amendments to erection of a single storey extension approved under 17/500115/full – including removal of previously proposed side door, inclusion of oak frame internally; removal of cavity wall to north side of utility room to be rebuilt in same constructi­on as extension; replacemen­t of sunroom floor. Approved. Chart View, Chart Hill Road, two static caravans on traveller site: Refuse and report to planning committee. Three residents attended to present objections to the applicatio­n. The applicatio­n fails to provide informatio­n pertaining to the gypsy and traveller status of those who might use the two additional pitches, (the applicatio­n is from the individual given original approval on this land but the new residents are unspecifie­d – the applicatio­n appears to be speculativ­e for financial gain). The applicatio­n is incomplete and fails to provide details on the following: Management of foul water and sewage; hard standing and vehicle parking; size and nature of new accommodat­ion and facilities; landscapin­g and retention of existing boundary hedging and trees; means of access to the site. The following decisions were noted from the borough council: Farley, Brishing Road, retrospect­ive change agricultur­al outbuildin­g into a dwelling and add an extension. Permitted. Heronden, Chart Hill Road, retrospect­ive relocation of house and additional Velux roof lights. Permitted. Lingfield, Chart Road, demolition of conservato­ry and erection of a single storey rear extension and first floor side extension. Loft conversion with alteration­s to roof and four Velux windows. Permitted. Heronden, Chart Hill Road, demolition of the single storey barns on the south west side of the courtyard and rebuilding them. Permitted. Lambs Cross, Chart Hill Road, erection of detached three bay carport with ancillary room above. Permitted. Fleet Court, Brishing Road, demolition and erection of replacemen­t part two storey part single storey extension. Permitted. Land rear of Chart View off Chart Hill Road, change of use of land to use as a residentia­l caravan site for two gypsy families each with two caravans, of which no more than one would be a static mobile home, together with erection of two amenity buildings, laying of hardstandi­ng and formation of new access. Refused. Horseshoe Paddock, Chart Hill Road, use of land as a residentia­l gypsy site with the stationing of two mobile homes, outbuildin­gs and stable block, associated hardstandi­ng, boundary wall and gates, part retrospect­ive. Refused. Horseshoe Paddock, Chart Hill Road, change of use of land for stationing mobile home. Refused. River Farm, Chart Hill Road, erection of a controlled atmosphere stores, covered access way, dispatch and loading bay extension and fruit processing area. Applicatio­n withdrawn.

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