Daffodils by the gateLamb with room to run.Headcorn High streetHyacinths at back doorKentish farm house in winter
THE WEALD OF KENT PROTECTION SOCIETY
ISSUES & EVENTS
The Society runs a number of events for members during the year some of which are open to non-members. If you would like to attend, please apply for tickets to Administrative Committee Secretary: Mrs Pippa Gausden, Tel: 01580 291318.
Apple Orchard in Spring

STOP PRESS

No Hot Issues this month



A "Wealden" Hall House
The Society's aim is now, and always has been, to protect and enhance the rural character of our Wealden villages and countryside.
Biddenden
Apple blossom in the garden of England
Windmill at Cranbrook
Hops for kentish beer

 

PLANNING ALERT

When is a Green field Brown?

WKPS is concerned to stop the Weald being urbanised, and to keep it green. We broadly support the efforts of government and most local authorities to ensure that the housing figures (which local authorities are obliged to accept) are met as far as possible by 'brownfield' development. Recently, however, developers have been succeeding in getting gardens and other green spaces within villages and towns recognised as 'brown', and filling them with houses. In commenting on the government's latest draft housing policy statement (PPS3), we have urged that this be checked.
Brown should mean brown, not green.