North Of Cockreed Lane, New Romney, Kent
Proposed Residential Development & Open Public Space
An outline planning application has now been submitted to Folkstone and Hythe District Council (September 2026).
Once the application has been validated, it will be available to view and comment on via the Council’s online planning portal.
An outline planning application seeks to establish whether the scale and nature of a proposed development would be acceptable to the local planning authority, before a second fully detailed planning application is put forward, which is called a Reserved Matters.
Once the application has been validated, the Council will notify local residents and carry out its own statutory consultation process.
Any further comments should now be submitted directly to Folkstone and Hythe District Council, so that they can be considered as part of the planning application.
In summary the proposals include:
- Up to 110 new homes
- 22% affordable housing (to align with Local Plan policy)
- Onsite play area and open space
- Pedestrian bridge over the watercourse to access the PROW
- Onsite and off site BNG
Site Specifics
11.5 Acre Site (4.7 Hectares)
Up to 110 New Homes
Affordable Housing - 22%
Public Open Space - extensive areas of new landscaped open green space including play areas, managed for amenity and biodiversity gains
Cycling And Walking Routes - network of pedestrian and cycle routes through the development, ensuring safe, convenient and car free connections for residents
An outline planning application has now been submitted to Folkstone and Hythe District Council (September 2026).
Once the application has been validated, it will be available to view and comment on via the Council’s online planning portal.
An outline planning application seeks to establish whether the scale and nature of a proposed development would be acceptable to the local planning authority, before a second fully detailed planning application is put forward, which is called a Reserved Matters.
Once the application has been validated, the Council will notify local residents and carry out its own statutory consultation process.
Any further comments should now be submitted directly to Folkstone and Hythe District Council, so that they can be considered as part of the planning application.
In summary the proposals include:
- Up to 110 new homes
- 22% affordable housing (to align with Local Plan policy)
- Onsite play area and open space
- Pedestrian bridge over the watercourse to access the PROW
- Onsite and off site BNG
Mar 4, 2024