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Kent Council Plans Quarry in 426-Year-Old Ancient Woodland, Sparking Conservation Fears

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Kent County Council is proposing to extract building stone from Oaken Wood, an ancient woodland estimated to be 426 years old. The site is home to rare plant and animal species, raising serious concerns among conservationists about irreversible ecological damage. Critics warn that removing soil and vegetation from such a habitat cannot be undone once the work begins. A public consultation has been announced to gather community views before any final decision is made on the quarrying plan.

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