CEMEX and Borough Green Sandpits have recently announced plans to submit a planning application to build a Road Rail Freight Interchange on 265 Acres of Green Belt, 40% of which is in Wrotham.

If you are concerned about the huge scale of this proposed development and its impact upon your community, or would just like more information, you are invited to attend a CPRE organised meeting in St George's Hall, High Street, Wrotham on 23 May starting at 11:00am. Click to view more information.

Wrotham's policy regarding the Borough Green & Platt Bypass is published on the News Page

The Planning Inspectorate (PINS) have published their decision regarding their costs pertaining to the Called In Planning Inquiry into H+H Celcon's application to build a concrete block factory in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Beauty in Wrotham and Ightham. There is more information on our news page and on Keep Boroughs Green's own page.

Wrotham is a historic village situated on the Pilgrims' Way in Kent, at the foot of the chalk escarpment of the North Downs and in an area of outstanding natural beauty. It is a small rural community of 1800 parishioners located one mile north of Borough Green and approximately five miles east of Sevenoaks but still within, an hours drive from London. The village is blessed with several architecturally interesting and historic buildings including St George’s Church, the current building dating back to the 13th century.

This site is designed to be a community portal with information about the many and varied aspects of the vibrant Wrotham Community. Several local groups have taken this opportunity to provide information about their activities and views. Please note that while care is taken to ensure that editorial content of the various Wrotham Societies is not defamatory, it is not necessarily the views of Wrotham Parish Council.

Page last updated: Wednesday 29 April 2009