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Campaigner sees 'chink of light' despite disappointment at approval of new homes at Bunyards Farm in Allington near Maidstone | Updated: 17:44, 02 February 2021 A campaigner for preservation of open space says he has found "a chink of light" in a decision to approve a development of new homes. Last night a Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council planning committee gave outline permission for up to 106 houses on land off the A20 London Road in Allington known locally as Bunyards Farm. New housing around Hermitage Lane is increasing pressure on local roads. Picture: HawkEye Aerial Media Although councillors fearing the impact of extra traffic on local roads could not find grounds to reject the plans, they did agree informative notes to the developers encouraging a buffer between the houses and the railway line, as well as consultation with local landowners over a walkable route linking to Barming train station.