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The London Gazette, 18Th August 1967 9193 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 18TH AUGUST 1967 9193 (vi) The County Council of Kent (Various Roads, 9. Swains Wood Road from the Acrise to Ottinge East Ashford and Elham Rural Districts) (Width Road near MiMdlown, to the Little Shuttlesneld to Restriction) Order, 1967. Acrise Road at Little Shurtrtlesfield, Elham. > 10. Exted Road, Elham, from the Bishopsbourne 1. The Brabourne to Monks Horton Road from the to Hyche Road, B.2065, to the Rhodes Minnis to road junction at Five Bells Inn, Brabourne, via Court Sidling M'irmis Road ait the Gate Public House, Lodge, Stowting Court, Whiteway and Hempton Lyminge. Lodge to its junction at Horton Park with the 11 Boyakes Lane from tihe Bishopsbourne to Hythe Canterbury to Lympne Road, B.2068, Monks Horton. Road, B.2065, at Ottinge, Elham, to the Rhodes 2. The road from the Brabourne to Monks Horton Minnas to Elham Road approximately 600 yards east Road at Stowting Court, Stowting, via the School, of the crossroads ait Rhodes Minnas. Stowting Hill, Stowting Common and Lymbridge 12. Park Gate Road from the Bishopsbourne to Green to the junction at Six Mile Cottages with the Hyithe Road, B2065, north of Exted Lane, Elham, Canterbury to Lytnpne Road, B.2068. via Lower Park Gate Farm and Bladbean Farm to 3. Blackhorse Road, Brabourne, from the Brabourne the Bish'opsbourne to Hytthe Road, B.2065, at to Monks Horton Road to Southenay Road. Wingmiore. 4. Southenay Road from Blackhorse Road, Brabourne, to the Brabourne Lees to Sellindge Road, 13. The road from the Stowting to Lymbridge SeMindge. Green Road at Stowiting Common, Stowting, via 5. The road from Blackhorse Road, Brabourne at Petit Bottom, Whartsole Streett, Elmsted Court and Fiddling's Farm to its junction in the Parish of Hill Street to ks junction at Elmsted with tlhe Nor*h Monks Horton with the Brabourne to Monks Horton Leigh to Hastingleigh Road, approximately 880 yard's Road near the Anchor Inn, Stowting. north-east of the crossroads at Evington. 6. The road from Blackhorse Road, Brabourne, at 14. Tlhe road from die Whatsole Street to Hill the Black Horse Public House via Broad Street to Street Road at Elmsted Court, Elmsted, to the cross- Bluidhouse Lane, Monks Horton. roads at Eviingiton. 15. The Lyminge to Hemsted Road from the (vii) The County Council of Kent (Various Roads, Canlteribury to Lympne Road, B.2068, Lymiinge, vaa East and West Ashford Rural Districts) (Width Farthing Common, to the Elham to Horton Park Restriction) Order, 1967. Road. 1. The road from the Charing to ChUiham Road, 16. Harrange Lane from the London to Folkestone A.252, near Brisley Farm, Ghallock, via *he Willows to Dover Trunk Road, A.20, SelMndge, to the Hythe to the road junction near the Sdhddl, Westwell. to Tenterden 'Road, ' B.2067, at Cburt-at-'Street, 2. The road from the Potters Corner to Bouglhton Lympne. Road at Tower Lodge, Bouglhton Ahiph, via Westwel'l 17. Moor stock Lane from tfhe London to Folkestone and Peitt Place to the Faversham to Charing Road, to Dover Trunk Road, A.20, SeMimdge, to the Heminge B.2077, Charing. to Broad Street Road at Broad Street, Monks Horton. 1'8. Highams Hill, Monks Horton, from Moorstock (viii) The County Council of Kent (The Sherlock's Lane to the Sellindge to Stone Street Road (Swan Bridge, Burmarsh to Dymchurch Road) (Width Lane). Restriction) Order, 1967. The road from the road junction at the Royal Oak (xi) The County Council of Kent (Various Roads, Inn, near Sherlock's Bridge, Burmairsh, via Button's Eastry Rural District) (Width Restriction) Order, Farm to the Folkestone to Honirtjon Trunk Road,- 1967. A.2S9, Dymchurch. 1. The road from the Sandwich to Dover Road, A.256, near Butteole, Eastry, to the Betteshanger «o (ix) The County Council of Kent (Various Roads, Chill enden Road near Venson Farm. East Ashford and Romney Marsh Rural Districts) 2. The road from the Sandwich to Dover Road, (Width Restriction) Order, 1967. A.256, Eastry, via The Lynch, Ham House, West 1. The road from its junction ait Bonnington Cross, Street and Finglesham, to Broad Lane, Northbourne, Bonningiton,1 witih the Ham Street to Lympne Road, 700 yards south-west of the Sandwich to Deal to B.2067, via Parsonage Farm, to the road junction (in Dover Road, A.258. the Parishes of Bonxiington and Burmarsh) ait the 3. The road from the road junction approximately Royal Oak Inn, near Sherlock's Bridge. 400 yards south-east of ,the Jolly Gardener Inn, 2. The road from its jundtion at Oak Farm, Northbourne, via Updiown Farm to the Eastry to BilsingDon, wiltih the Newchurch to Bilsington Road in Niomthbourne Road. the Parishes of Bilsdngiton and New-church, via 4. The road from the road junction near Ham Honeywood Farm to its junction approximately 550 House, Northbourne, to the road from West Street yards north-west of White House, Newchurch, with to Betteshanger Cottages including the branch road the roa'd leading to Bonmfington Cross, leading to the road from Ham House to .Updown (x) The County Council of Kent (Various Roads, Farm. Elham Rural District) (Width Restriction) Order, 5. The road from the road junction approximately 1967. 250 yards north-west of the Crown Inn, Finglesham, via Marley to the road junction approxi- 1. The road from the Canterbury to Lympne Road, B.2068, at Fuller's Wood, Monks Borton, via Postling mately 200 yards south-west of Circular Road, Wolod to the Bisihopsbourne to Hythe Road, B.206S, Betteshanger, Northbourne. at Newbam, Lyminge. 6. The road from its junction at How Bridge 2. The road' from the Bishopdbourne to Hyithe with Broad Lane, Sholden, for 200 yards eastwards Road, B.2065, at Yewtree Cross, Lyminge, south- to the Sandwich to Deal to Dover Road, A.258, eastwards to the road leading via Postling Wood to near Iggulden Cottage. Newharn. 7. The road from the Minster to Ebbsfleet Road, 3. The road from the Bishopsbourne to Hythe B.2048, Minster, via Way to the Sarre to Ramsgate Road, B.2065, at BtcJhinghill, Lymdnge, via Arpinge, Road, A.253, including the following branch roads: the Isolation Hospital and Pean to the London to (a) leading from a point 100 yards north-east Folkestone to Dover Trunk Road, A.20, Newington. of the before-mentioned junction with Route 4. The road1 from the Paddlesworth to Hawkinge B.2048, northwards to the Sarre to Ramsgate Road, PaddleswonUh, siouth-eastwards «o Arpimge, Road, A.253 ; and Newington. (6) leading from the junction at Way north- 5. Reast Lane from the Bislhopsbourne to Hyithe eastwards to the Sarre to Ramsgate Road, Road, B.2065, North Eltham, to the Broome Park A.253. to Folkestone Road, A.260, Sw'ingfield. 8. The Betteshanger to Chillenden Road from 6. H'oad Road from St. Martin's Church, Acrise, the Sandwich to Dover Road, A.256, at Betteshanger, via Cold Blows to the Broome Park to Folkestone Eastry, via Venson Farm to the Woodnesborough to Road, A.260, Swingfield. Nonington Road at Knowlton Park, Goodnestone. 7. Park Road and Vicarage, Lane from New Road, 9. The road from the Betteshanger to Chillenden Elham, via the west side of Atrise Wood to Green Road approximately 440 yards east of Shingleton Lane at Acrise Park Lodge, Acrise. Farm to the Chillenden to Eastry Road at Eastry. 8. The road from Little Sfauttlesfield, Effiiam, via 10. The road from Gore Road, Eastry, \-a Selsdon the east side of Willows Wood to the Paddleswoxith to the Woodnesborough to Nonington Road, Wood- to Etohinghill Road west of Paddlesworflh. nesborough. For any late Notices see Contents list on last page.
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