Redevelopment of the ground saw Kent play no matches at it in either 2013 or 2014, returning in 2015 with six days of cricket scheduled, including a County Championship match and two NatWest t20 Blast fixtures [REF].
The ground owners, Leander Sports and Leisure,[REF] built 48 houses on part of the site in order to fund the redevelopment[REF][REF] which includes a number of year-round facilities including an indoor cricket school, 3G football pitches and a physiotherapy clinic [REF].