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PETER MORRIS-KELSO wrote: “As long as they’re not stupidly expensive. Also, ditch the train idea. It looks like one of those tacky illuminated Xmas house decorations you get from B&Q.” JO KING said: “I say keep the heritage. Not with horses though, maybe a caravan and a kebab shop might suit better.” JADE WILSON-BELL wrote: “I think they look amazing.” KAYLEIGH STEPHENSON said: “I actually really like them.” FREDDIE CLEMENTS wrote: “They look amazing, but why horses? Our market didn’t sell horses it sold cows and sheep, and Ashford is known for the railway works. Put a real train on the corner opposite Debenhams to depict Ashford’s rail heritage.” JASON OLSEN said: “As long as they won’t get dirty quickly, they’re not bad.” EMMA LOUISE GAINSFORD wrote: “Yet another waste of money that could be better spent elsewhere.” ribbon at 10.30am and inviting local guests and school children.

The partnership scheme provides a safe walking and cycling route between Park Farm, Ashford International station and the town centre. The path has also opened up public access to the beautiful Willesborough Dykes nature conservation area and has created 1.5 hectares of enhanced habitat for local wildlife.

Another proposal to design and deliver public realm works in Dover Place will soon become a reality. The works are the first phase of the development of the Commercial Quarter. The Homes and Community Agency is funding the £1.45 million public realm works that will create a sense of place, forming an attractive and unmistakeable first impression of the town. Work is expected to begin in spring 2015.