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Hoades Wood

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Hoades Wood

Longwall Lane Longwall Lane is a road on a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it has been built on land, which was once <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4825555">TR2061 : Hoplands Farm</a>. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping.
Longwall Lane Credit: John Baker

Hoades Wood is a picturesque woodland located in Kent, England. Situated near the village of Hoades, it covers an area of approximately 100 acres and is known for its diverse flora and fauna. The wood is managed by the Hoades Wood Trust, a local conservation organization dedicated to preserving its natural beauty and promoting environmental education.

The wood is primarily composed of deciduous trees, including oak, beech, and birch, which create a stunning canopy during the summer months. The forest floor is carpeted with bluebells and other wildflowers, adding to the enchanting atmosphere. Hoades Wood is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, badgers, and a wide array of bird species. Birdwatchers often visit the wood to catch a glimpse of rare species such as the woodpecker and tawny owl.

The wood is crisscrossed by a network of footpaths and trails, making it easily accessible for visitors who wish to explore its natural wonders. Walking through the wood, visitors can enjoy the tranquility and solitude it offers, away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. The wood is particularly popular among nature enthusiasts, photographers, and families who enjoy picnicking in its peaceful surroundings.

Hoades Wood is a hidden gem in the Kent countryside, a place where people can reconnect with nature and appreciate the beauty of the natural world. Its conservation efforts and commitment to environmental education make it an important asset in preserving the local ecosystem for future generations to enjoy.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.308506/1.1303234 or Grid Reference TR1861. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Longwall Lane Longwall Lane is a road on a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it has been built on land, which was once <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4825555">TR2061 : Hoplands Farm</a>. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping.
Longwall Lane
Longwall Lane is a road on a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it has been built on land, which was once TR2061 : Hoplands Farm. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping.
Hoplands Road Hoplands Road is a road on a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it has been built on land, which was once <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4825555">TR2061 : Hoplands Farm</a>. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping.
Hoplands Road
Hoplands Road is a road on a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it has been built on land, which was once TR2061 : Hoplands Farm. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping.
Longwall Lane Part of a housing estate called The Hoplands for which planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404. An “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floorspace (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping”. A similar view of <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6935546">TR2061 : Longwall Lane</a> was taken in July 2021.
Longwall Lane
Part of a housing estate called The Hoplands for which planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404. An “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floorspace (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping”. A similar view of TR2061 : Longwall Lane was taken in July 2021.
Lakehill Road Part of a housing estate called The Hoplands for which planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404.
Lakehill Road
Part of a housing estate called The Hoplands for which planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404.
Lakehill Road Part of a housing estate called The Hoplands for which planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404.
Lakehill Road
Part of a housing estate called The Hoplands for which planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404.
Unnamed Road Part of a housing estate called The Hoplands for which planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404.
Unnamed Road
Part of a housing estate called The Hoplands for which planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404.
Westbere Marshes Shortly before the Second World War, a seam of gravel was discovered in the area now occupied by Westbere Lake. More than six and a half million tons of aggregate were excavated here over the next 40 years. In 1971, after gravel extraction became uneconomic, a full-scale restoration programme was begun which in time led to the current lake and surrounding landscape. The whole area is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest and has a Ramsar designation. This is a dead-end path to the east of the lake. Westbere Marshes are to the right and the River Great Stour is out of sight to the left beyond dense riverside vegetation.
Westbere Marshes
Shortly before the Second World War, a seam of gravel was discovered in the area now occupied by Westbere Lake. More than six and a half million tons of aggregate were excavated here over the next 40 years. In 1971, after gravel extraction became uneconomic, a full-scale restoration programme was begun which in time led to the current lake and surrounding landscape. The whole area is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest and has a Ramsar designation. This is a dead-end path to the east of the lake. Westbere Marshes are to the right and the River Great Stour is out of sight to the left beyond dense riverside vegetation.
Path on Westbere Marshes Shortly before the Second World War, a seam of gravel was discovered in the area now occupied by Westbere Lake. More than six and a half million tons of aggregate were excavated here over the next 40 years. In 1971, after gravel extraction became uneconomic, a full-scale restoration programme was begun which in time led to the current lake and surrounding landscape. The whole area is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest and has a Ramsar designation. This is a dead-end path to the east of the lake. Westbere Marshes are to the right and the River Great Stour is out of sight to the left beyond dense riverside vegetation.
Path on Westbere Marshes
Shortly before the Second World War, a seam of gravel was discovered in the area now occupied by Westbere Lake. More than six and a half million tons of aggregate were excavated here over the next 40 years. In 1971, after gravel extraction became uneconomic, a full-scale restoration programme was begun which in time led to the current lake and surrounding landscape. The whole area is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest and has a Ramsar designation. This is a dead-end path to the east of the lake. Westbere Marshes are to the right and the River Great Stour is out of sight to the left beyond dense riverside vegetation.
Looking across the River Great Stour Shortly before the Second World War, a seam of gravel was discovered in the area now occupied by Westbere Lake. More than six and a half million tons of aggregate were excavated here over the next 40 years. In 1971, after gravel extraction became uneconomic, a full-scale restoration programme was begun which in time led to the current lake and surrounding landscape. The whole area is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest and has a Ramsar designation. This is looking from a dead-end path to the east of the lake across the River Great Stour. The river is almost out of sight because of the dense riverside vegetation. Stodmarsh Court Wood is on the horizon across the valley.
Looking across the River Great Stour
Shortly before the Second World War, a seam of gravel was discovered in the area now occupied by Westbere Lake. More than six and a half million tons of aggregate were excavated here over the next 40 years. In 1971, after gravel extraction became uneconomic, a full-scale restoration programme was begun which in time led to the current lake and surrounding landscape. The whole area is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest and has a Ramsar designation. This is looking from a dead-end path to the east of the lake across the River Great Stour. The river is almost out of sight because of the dense riverside vegetation. Stodmarsh Court Wood is on the horizon across the valley.
Hoplands Road Hoplands Road is a road on a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it has been built on land, which was once <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4825555">TR2061 : Hoplands Farm</a>. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping.
Hoplands Road
Hoplands Road is a road on a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it has been built on land, which was once TR2061 : Hoplands Farm. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping.
Roundabout, Island Road A Redrow advertisement board is for a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it is being built on land, which was once <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4825555">TR2061 : Hoplands Farm</a> and a road, to the right of newly built houses, leads into it. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping.
Roundabout, Island Road
A Redrow advertisement board is for a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it is being built on land, which was once TR2061 : Hoplands Farm and a road, to the right of newly built houses, leads into it. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping.
Roundabout, Island Road A Redrow advertisement board is for a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it is being built on land, which was once <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4825555">TR2061 : Hoplands Farm</a> and Hoplands Road to the right of newly built houses, leads into it. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping. This was the same <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6532230">TR2061 : Roundabout, Island Road</a> in June 2020.
Roundabout, Island Road
A Redrow advertisement board is for a development, which has been named The Hoplands; it is being built on land, which was once TR2061 : Hoplands Farm and Hoplands Road to the right of newly built houses, leads into it. Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA//16/00404 for an “outline planning application for a neighbourhood extension for the creation of up to 250 houses including affordable housing, neighbourhood centre (comprising Class A1 food store (400sq.m), Class D1 medical centre (380sq.m), Class D1 dentist (150sq.m), Class A1 pharmacy (150sq.m), Class D1 nursery (120sq.m) and Class A1 convenience retail (360sq.m)), commercial estate (comprising Class B1 business floor space (up to 5572sq.m), Class D1 apprenticeship centre (616sq.m) and Class D1/D2 community building (up to 672sq.m)), parish parkland and associated access, parking, amenity space and landscaping. This was the same TR2061 : Roundabout, Island Road in June 2020.
Mortar & Pestle, Island Road Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA/20/00761 for “proposed 10 detached two-storey dwellings with associated access, parking and landscaping”.
Mortar & Pestle, Island Road
Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA/20/00761 for “proposed 10 detached two-storey dwellings with associated access, parking and landscaping”.
Orchard View, Sweechgate This view shows <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5665411">TR1661 : Orchard View, Sweechgate</a>, when the site was under construction
Orchard View, Sweechgate
This view shows TR1661 : Orchard View, Sweechgate, when the site was under construction
Close, Sweechgate The green noticeboard directs visitors to The Granary, Orchard House, Pond Bungalow and The Old Granary.
Close, Sweechgate
The green noticeboard directs visitors to The Granary, Orchard House, Pond Bungalow and The Old Granary.
83, Sweechgate Prior approval has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA/21/00230 for an “application under the prior approval process for first floor extension with a maximum height of no more than 3.5 metres, where the existing dwelling house consists of one storey”.
83, Sweechgate
Prior approval has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application number CA/21/00230 for an “application under the prior approval process for first floor extension with a maximum height of no more than 3.5 metres, where the existing dwelling house consists of one storey”.
The Coach House & Mill Lodge, Mill Road, Sturry The building used to be called <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5760133">TR1760 : The Coach House, 7, Mill Road, Sturry</a>, when it housed offices.
The Coach House & Mill Lodge, Mill Road, Sturry
The building used to be called TR1760 : The Coach House, 7, Mill Road, Sturry, when it housed offices.
Vape Minds, 16, High Street, Sturry The outlet used to be a <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5686977">TR1760 : Former co-operative shop, 16, High Street</a>.
Vape Minds, 16, High Street, Sturry
The outlet used to be a TR1760 : Former co-operative shop, 16, High Street.
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Hoades Wood is located at Grid Ref: TR1861 (Lat: 51.308506, Lng: 1.1303234)

Administrative County: Kent

District: Canterbury

Police Authority: Kent

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Post Box
Collection Times: Mo-Fr 09:00; Sa 07:00
Operator: Royal Mail
Postal Code: CT2
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Collection Times: Mo-Fr 09:00; Sa 07:00
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Staines Hill
Bench: no
Bin: no
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Staines Hill
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