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Mobile Home Sites within Dover District Council Site name & Opening Times Residential Touring Holiday Tents address St Margarets Holiday Park 1st March 140 & Reach Road 7th January 125 Chalets St Margarets CT15 6AG Moorhill Nursery, Shatterling 1 Nr Wingham Walmestone Nurseries Walmestone 1 Preston, Canterbury Kent Whitecliffs Caravan Park South. 1 29 New Dover Rd Capel le Ferne Whitecliffs Caravan Park North. 1 5 New Dover Rd Capel le Ferne Hawthorne Farm, Station Rd, Martin 7th Feb’ 53 156 8 Mill 7th January CT15 5LA Whitecliffs Caravan 1 25 9 75 Park North East Site name & Opening Times Residential Touring Holiday Tents address Little Satmar Farm, 1st March 17 89 Capel le Ferne 31st October Varne Ridge 145 Old Dover Rd, 1st March 1 18 Capel le Ferne 1st Feb’ CT18 7HX Sandhills Association, Golf 1st April 49 Road, Sholden, 31st October Deal Invicta Sun Club The Firs, Sutton 1st March 20 Dover Kent 31st October CT15 5DG Suttonvale Country Club, Vale Road, 1st March 1 120 Sutton Kent CT15 14th Feb’ 5DH Area A = Shall not be used for human habitation Dog & Duck, between 1/10 and 31/03 Plucksgutter, for periods longer then 20 45 & 18 Chalets 93 Stourmouth Kent 4 weeks in any period of CT3 1JB 8 consecutive weeks Area B, all year White Cliff Parks 98 (Formerly Blue 8 132 38 Site C53 Channel) New Dover Road Capel Caravan 1st March Park, Winehouse 25 75 31st January Lane Site name & Opening Times Residential Touring Holiday Tents address The Chequers, Canterbury Road 5 Selsted Dover CT15 7HJ Sandwich Leisure Park, 31st March Woodnesborough 120 103 31st December Rd, Sandwich CT13 0AA The Willows, 3 Shatterling Hillcrest Cottage 1 Ewell Minnis Abbotsland, New Dover Road, 17 1 Capel Le Ferne Kent CT18 7HY Land Rear 87/89 2 Northwall Road Lawson Park, Moat Lane Ash 3 Canterbury CT3 2DG Clifford Park, Thomson Close, 1st March 13 161 Walmer Deal 31st October Kent CT14 7PB Chalksole Green Lane, Alkham 4 Ellinge Corner Little Acre, Redhousewall 2 Lane, Deal New House, Watercress Lane Wingham 1 1 CT2 1NR Site name & Opening Times Residential Touring Holiday Tents address Rosedale Kennels. Rusham 1 Road, Shatterling, CT3 1JL Green Acres, Golf 1st March Road, Deal Kent 33 5 31st October CT14 6RG Plum Cottage, East Street Farm Barn, Ash 1 Canterbury CT3 2DA Sandwich Lakes, Sandwich Road All Year 30 Ash, Kent CT3 2DA Fallowfields Campsite, Selson 1st March 65 Farm, Eastry, 30th September Kent CT13 0EA Cottington Lakes, Sandwich Road, All Year 30 15 Deal Kent CT14 0AR .

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43A Bus Time Schedule & Line Route
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Registered applications for week ending 14/08/2020 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL ALKHAM 20/00685 Upper Westhill Farm Erection of 2 bay garage TJ Belsey Lane with external stairs to first Ewell Minnis floor CT15 7DY DEAL 20/00834 Land To Rear Of 59 Victoria Erection of dwellinghouse RAM Road And Fronting Hope (existing shed to be Road demolished) Deal CT14 7AY 20/00784 31 Links Road Erection of first floor ALPI Deal extension and external CT14 6QF cladding 20/00826 203 Sandown Road Extension of rear first floor MH Deal terrace with glass balustrade CT14 6QS 20/00341 269 Sandown Road Erection of detached RAM Deal dwelling with integral garage CT14 6QU and reconfiguration of site parking (existing garage to be demolished) 20/00787 Land Adjacent To Erection of a detached MH 56 Golf Road dwelling, creation of Deal vehicular access and CT14 6QB parking 1 Registered applications for week ending 14/08/2020 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 20/00742 288 London Road Replacement of 3no dormer GS Deal casement windows CT14 9PR introducing new frames to dormer openings 20/00741 288 London Road Replacement of 3no dormer AT Deal casement windows CT14 9PR introducing new frames to dormer openings 20/00814 The Magnet Change of use to a single AMM 267 London Road residential dwelling Deal CT14 9PW 20/00839 53 Manor Road Erection of single storey rear ALPI Deal extension (existing lean-to, CT14 9BY conservatory and garage to be demolished) DENTON WITH WOOTTON 20/00792 Park View Erection of detached VH Park Side dwelling, enclosed Wootton swimming pool, detached CT4 6RR triple garage with annexe (existing dwelling to be demolished) 20/00740 Lydden Hill Race Circuit Replacement of start/finish LB Dumbrill Hill line gantry (existing gantry to Wootton be removed) CT4 6ET DOVER 20/00733 84-86 London Road Prior approval for the AW Dover change of use of ground CT17 0SH floor from (A1 retail) to 3no.
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