I definitely see the potential for a strong connection between Gillingham Town Centre (via Railway Street) and Chatham Waters. However, the Railway Street entrance by the disused Chatham Main Line bridge and tunnel underneath (where the new mosque is being built) definitely needs to be demolished.

Pedestrian access could significantly be improved by creating a completely flat road across the bridge, if demolished. This would involve demolishing the current bridge and constructing a new, level road. Additionally, this would allow for wider and safer footpaths on both sides of the road, contributing major public realm improvements to the community, especially important during peak times and near the primary school.

Safety is a key consideration for the proposed Chatham Main Line green space. Due to its secluded nature at night, a robust CCTV system would be essential. Additionally, incorporating several well-lit escape routes throughout the space would be crucial for user peace of mind.