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Kings Hill Newsletter Issue 3 ISSUE THREE • www.kings-hill.com ISSUE TWO • www.kings-hill.com June 2011 www.kings-hill.com • ISSUE THREE Welcome Supporting role The past few months have been exceptionally busy at Kings Hill and I am delighted to say that the plans for the expansion of Liberty Square and restoration of the Control Liberty’s support of local Super fast broadband Tower are now well advanced and are outlined in this issue of the Newsletter. During organisations and clubs is the winter we opened up Warren Woods and created footpaths and woodland picnic areas and have also moved five mature trees to another part of Kings Hill to make in full flow and this year comes to Kings Hill room for the changes to Liberty Square. Details on these, and other stories, are the company will continue covered in this newsletter, which I hope you will enjoy. sponsoring the Kings Hill Openreach, the access network division of the BT Andrew Blevins Football Club, the David Managing Director, Liberty Property Trust UK Ltd, developer of Kings Hill. Group responsible for the Lloyd Tennis Academy deployment of the Architect’s impression of the new pavilion and the Kings Hill cricket company’s investment in teams. super fast fibre broadband, has recently confirmed that “As part of the Kings Hill the West Malling exchange Trees on the move community we are will be upgraded to provide Super Fast broadband by Five fully mature trees have delighted to be able to approximately September been moved half a mile help local organisations,” 2011. across Kings Hill to save Heath Farm r of the ten cabinets serving already available at Kings Hill said Andrew Blevins. “We them from being felled when Revised plans for the Heath most recent concept ready for play for the Openreach has also advised Kings Hill will be included as from current suppliers: Farm sports facilities have illustrates five grass 2012/13 season. enjoy being involved and that the infrastructure will part of the rollout to allow work starts on the new now been lodged with pitches, one all-weather • Vfast developments around Liberty Proposals for the it is wonderful to know allow any communications the majority of residential Tonbridge and Malling pitch, a pavilion, parking Square. management of the provider wishing to do so to customers and small [email protected] c l that there is such a great e p planning team. and land set aside for provide super fast 01845 121 1257 d completed facility will be businesses to achieve Four flowering cherries and a allotments and, possibly, a community spirit here – e broadband to the area. r Following on-going formalised over the next few speeds of up to 40Mb within b one pine tree were dug up t i bowls club. Following the upgrade to the • Callflow h consultation with TMBC, months with Kings Hill just as you would expect their properties. t W and transported by a giant : [email protected] t local exchange, it is i the parish council and Subject to planning, the Parish Council and the d in a traditional village.” ‘tree spade’, a machine that e r expected that a proportion Highspeed broadband is 01622 873818 C Kings Hill Football Club, the playing field surfaces will be football club. t has large petal-shaped prongs which dig deep Costa comes One of the features that sets Kings Hill apart from other developments is the quality and maintenance of the environment, underneath the tree so that to Kings Hill which is the responsibility of the Kings Hill Residential Estate Management Company (KHREMC). It is run by Liberty but has when raised they will retain two residents as directors, one of whom is John West ([email protected]) and another is currently being recruited. their root system and root One of the high street’s Kings Hill Residential Estate Management Company Ltd can be contacted on 01732 870375 or e ball. [email protected] most popular coffee l They were moved from an shops opened in 1 Queen Kings Hill Estate Management Company Ltd, which is run on a similar not-for-profit basis to KHREMC, looks after the area adjacent to ASDA’s Street, Liberty Square commercial business park within Kings Hill. and is proving a great hit delivery bay and replanted with Kings Hillians. near the Kings Hill cricket s pavilion in an operation that Costa invested heavily in Office space enquiries: took all day. the shop’s fit out to create Caroline Binns a relaxing and stylish Log on for latest news Associate Director, “They had to be moved space with fresh, Marketing & Leasing because of planning contemporary décor and t: 01732 870375 conditions relating to the quality interiors with e: [email protected] The new website www.kings-hill.com has information on all expansion of shops, w comfortable leather sofas. restaurants and community On the move (clockwise from bottom right); the pine is loaded ready Liberty Property Trust UK aspects of the development – maps; the masterplan showing the facilities around Liberty for transport; making its way through Kings Hill; ready for planting at It opened last October 11 Tower View, Kings Hill its new location. The project was overseen by Liberty’s Susan Davies. and has become a West Malling scale of the development; latest news; links to the Kings Hill Square,” said Andrew popular meeting place for Kent ME19 4RL amenities such as shops, restaurant, surgery etc; Blevins. locals. “It has been a e “We didn’t want them to be great success and we are Commercial Property public transport timetables and information on enjoying being a hub of Management Helpdesk: cut down so we arranged for them to be moved near the the community,” said The sculpture being installed Tracey Lev’y/Senior matters that affect those living manager Matt Bion. “We Property Manager cricket pavilion, where we are very popular with t: 01732 842996 and working at Kings Hill. n hope they will thrive and give parents at school e: [email protected] pleasure for generations to come.” dropping off times and International artwork Homes for sale: with the business ‘Guardian Figure’, by The sculpture is an intriguing making it perfect for Antler: 01732 849410 community at lunchtime. geometric form fashioned Bellway: 01737 644911 We have some outside internationally renowned positioning on a roundabout. IN THIS ISSUE ... from weathered steel and its Environ: 01732 848316 tables which will be great Australian sculptor Greg The project is the latest in a shape appears to change Hillreed: 01732 847500 for the summer and have Johns, is now in place on long line of public art > Exciting times ahead > Super fast broadband according to the angle from www.kings-hill.com/ also introduced a brand the roundabout between which it is viewed. Each projects that Liberty and homes-for-sale-kent > Heath Farm > Costa comes to Kings Hill new range of food and Discovery Drive and Beacon view reveals different Kent County Council have drink.” www.kings-hill.com > International artwork > Dates for your diary Avenue. aspects of John’s work, commissioned for Kings Hill. June 2011 www.kings-hill.com • ISSUE THREE Long stay Road adoptions Kings Hill continues to be More roads at Kings Hill one of the county’s most have recently been popular business locations adopted by Kent County with deals having Council, which means the completed recently on County will now be office space for two Exciting times ahead responsible for the roads’ leading IT companies. maintenance. The list is Software company RDT One of the most exciting projects at Kings Hill at the moment is the expansion of Liberty Square and the restoration of the Control Tower. as follows: Ltd has renewed its lease Alexander Grove (part); on 4 Abbey Wood Road Bancroft Lane; Baxter where it is headquartered Around 300 people attended Way; Cardinal Walk; in the UK and where 31 a public exhibition of the staff are based – a Clearheart Lane; development plans, when Discovery Drive (as far as significant proportion of its Liberty’s managing director UK staff. RDT provides the school); Fortune Way Andrew Blevins, as well as (part); Hazen Road; insurance companies with members of Liberty’s staff Milton Lane; Regent Way software to support policy and various design team (part) and Tower View and claims administration experts, were on hand to and counts 15 of the major (part). explain the details of the insurance businesses as project and listen to residents’ Any issues regarding its clients. RDT introduced comments. these roads should be the UK’s first on-line directed to KCC insurance quotation “Liberty Square is ready for Highways Services on system in the 1990’s. phase 2 and the time is right 08458 247 800. IT company MTK Wireless for the retail and social Ltd, which is part of a amenities to be increased,” worldwide team said Andrew Blevins. “The developing RF multimode facilities will be used most by cellular transceivers, has those living and working here also renewed its lease on and so we felt it was its offices, which are in 30 important to engage with Tower View. Kings Hillians and ask what they thought of our ideas and "Despite the challenging what they wanted. property market we have continued to work with “The response was existing tenants to meet tremendous and mostly their changing business positive, and whilst there and related property were some concerns raised, needs,” said Caroline these will be addressed as Woodland Walks Binns, head of leasing and the design evolves. Some of This time of year is marketing.
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