Discovery School. Kings Hill falls predominantly within the ecclesiastical parishes of Mereworth and West Malling. In 2003 the Diocese of Rochester appointed the first full-time resident minister to meet the pastoral needs of the growing business and residential community. In 2015 they appointed their second full-time minister. Public art The development features a number of major sculptures commissioned by the developers. On the roundabout between the business park and the residential area is A different ball game by Kevin Atherton which consists of a diameter reflective ball being pushed in different directions by three life-size bronze figures which were cast from local people. On the A228 roundabout to the north of the business park is a tall obelisk style sculpture called L'Ambiente created by Enzo Torcoletti. Smaller sculptures on the site include a statue depiction of a tug of war game on the roundabout near to Kings Hill Primary and memorials to Group Captain Peter Townsend and Bill Rouse, late chairman of the site's developers. Transport Kings Hill has bus links to Maidstone, Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells and Chatham. Services are run by Arriva Southern Counties including the X1 express to Maidstone via the M20 motorway, and the X2 shuttle to West Malling railway station. From the station there are trains to London, Maidstone and Ashford. As well as the road links there are further footpath and bridleway links to Wateringbury and East Malling. Businesses A number of major organisations have offices in Kings Hill's business park including: Balfour Beatty Capita IT Services Charities Aid Foundation FLIR Systems Jupiter Fund Management Kent County Council Kimberly-Clark (UK headquarters) Rolex Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council (housed in the Officer's Mess) Watchfinder Yell Group Demography The 2004 Wealth of the Nation report listed the Kings Hill postcode sector (ME19 4), as having the highest average income and the highest proportion of households earning greater than £100,000 per annum in Great Britain, although the postcode did not appear in the 2006 report. At the 2011 UK census the Kings Hill electoral ward had a population of 7,770, an increase of 157% from that in 2001. The ethnicity was 93.4% white, 2.1% mixed race, 3.3% Asian, 0.6% black and 0.6% other. The place of birth of residents was 90.8% United Kingdom, 0.5% Republic of Ireland, 1.5% other Western European countries, and 7.2% elsewhere. Religion was recorded as 62.7% Christian, 0.9% Muslim, 0.4% Buddhist, 0.7% Hindu, 0.2%