Question 1

What day is refuse collected?

Accepted Answer

'Bin' day is a Tuesday at Holborough Lakes and full details can be found at the TMBC website Waste and recycling – Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council (tmbc.gov.uk)

You can also order new bins, find out what goes in each bin and search on your postcode to get the latest schedule - handy when you can't remember if collection is Black or Green bins!!

Question 2

Where are the visitor bays?

Accepted Answer

There are a number of visitor bays around Holborough Lakes, the attached document is a plan provided to us by RMG indicating all available visitor parking.

Question 3

The community is sometimes referred to in Phases, how can I find out what phase my property is?

Accepted Answer

Berkeley Homes refers to our community in "phases" this is so that they can work on different areas of our community during its building phase.  The community is now complete, but there are still some references to this in the minutes and communications from RMG and Berkeley Homes. Phase 1This includes the right side of Manley Boulevard as you look at Providence House, Lambe Close, Crossfield Walk, Booth close up to the right hand side of Poynder Drive Pond.Phase 2 This includes the houses on the right hand side of Poynder Drive, up to Alisander Close and beyond, stopping at the large play park.  It also includes the blue block of flats on Poynder Drive, on the left hand side, up to the turning of Hambrook Road and the houses adjacent to the small toddler park and the interior car park.  Phase 3This is the area which includes Providence House, The Estate Managers Office, the Village Hall, Higham Close and it's interior car park, it follows round from Higham up to Manley Boulevard and crosses Poynder Drive - imagine an odd shaped circle!Phase 4 This is the area on the left side of Poynder Drive opposite the large play park, the interior car park of 157 Poynder Drive, the pathway around to Manley Boulevard, Wickham Road and Hambrook Road.Phase 5This is the area at Ashfield Close, Lake View Court, Primrose Close leading to the perimeter of Holborough Lakes where it meets the bus lane at the very top of Manley Boulevard near the cemetary. Phase 6,7 and 11This is the area along the lake perimeter, which includes the flats at Walters Close, the left hand side of Amisse Drive which leads to Matthews Close, Deans Close, Ballard Road,  Wingate Close, Steadman Close, Byrne Road,  Barrow Hill Close, Twelve AcresPhase 8,9 and 10This is one of the largest areas, encompassing the properties opposite Higham Avenue and all the way down to the Holborough Lakes Primary School, Pollyfield Close, Amisse Drive, Matthews Close, Macowan Avenue, along the lake and up to the lower trim trail. Phase 12 & 13This is the area on the green incorporating Elder Wood, Whitby Close, along Manley Boulevard and including the houses on the left side of Hambrook Close up to the toddler park and Berry Drive.Phase 14This area encompasses the flats on the left hand side of Manley Boulevard if you face Providence House, Edwards Close and the small landscaped area that borders the Service Station.

Question 4

Is there a Plan of the Phases on the Estate?

Accepted Answer

Berkeley Homes built the homes on the estate in phases. The attached plan shows this.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What day is refuse collected?

Where are the visitor bays?

The community is sometimes referred to in Phases, how can I find out what phase my property is?

Is there a Plan of the Phases on the Estate?

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