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  1. Protect Kent seeks to ensure the survival of our County’s landscapes and heritage.
  2. Protect Kent aims to protect the county from inappropriate developments wherever they may occur.
  3. Protect Kent looks to give constructive criticism to developers and local authorities in order to ensure that all development within the County is sustainable for future generations.
  4. Protect Kent aims to provide creative and innovative solutions wherever possible to problems of development in Kent.
  5. Whilst our focus is on rural issues, we believe in protecting our County holistically and thus also look at planning issues in the greenbelt and urban environments.
  6. We aim to ensure our County’s future through lobbying local government, and expert use of the planning system.

We aim to protect the County from inappropriate development wherever it may happen, in order to create a sustainable and attractive future for Kent. We look to ensure that the heritage of Kent, its character and place are not diluted or homogenised by inappropriate developments and we seek solutions for developers and local authorities wherever possible. Currently Kent is very ‘growth’ focussed, and thus it is especially necessary that we are  at the forefront of analysing proposed developments to ensure our county remains as beautiful as it always has for future generations to grow up in.

We have been lucky to work on many inappropriate developments, and have helped to ensure our countryside remains as beautiful for future generations as it has been for past.

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About CPRE Protect Kent
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Thursday, 04 November 2010 16:21
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Who We Are

Despite the smallness of our country, its high population density and widespread, intense pressure for development, we still have, in England, large areas of incomparably beautiful countryside. CPRE exists to protect our natural landscapes from destruction and degradation.

Established in 1926, CPRE is a registered charity with about 60,000 members and supporters. The charity operates as a network with over 200 district groups, a branch in every county, a group in every region and a national office. Over 2,000 parish councils and 800 amenity societies belong to CPRE. This makes CPRE a powerful combination of effective local action and strong national campaigning.

Patron: Her Majesty The Queen
President: Bill Bryson
Chairman: Peter Waine
Chief Executive: Shaun Spiers

The Kent Branch of CPRE is a registered charity in its own right and has groups of volunteers in each district as well as specialist groups covering issues such as transport problems and historic buildings.

Patron: Sir Donald Sinden

President: Graham Clarke
Vice-Presidents:  Sir Robert Worcester, Amanda Cottrell OBE, Damien Green MP, Laura Sandys MP, Gary Thomas, Dr Hilary Moorby

Chairman: Richard Knox-Johnston
Vice-Chairmen: Christine Drury, Graham Warren

The branch office has five members of staff:

Hilary Newport (Director)
Andrew Ogden (Campaigns Officer)
Brian Lloyd (Senior Planner)
Sandra Dunn (Company Secretary/Office Manager)
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it (PR & Events Manager)

It is also a base for the trustees, various committees and volunteers who help in the office.

Protect Kent
Queens Head House
Ashford Road
Charing
Ashford
Kent TN27 0AD

Tel: 01233 714540
Fax: 01233 714549
Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Last Updated on Monday, 27 June 2011 14:42
 


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