Also at http://diazhub.com/main-news/egg-producer-risks-polluting-river-through-kent-village/ (found by searching for lead image)

I think that the "but" addition to the signage, announced today, is brilliant. I don't know to what extent the organisers are aware of the similar (and very successful) campaign to keep Fridays out of Horsmonden a few years ago, but for those who are unfamiliar with the background, all the documents associated with the application for planning permission may be found at https://twbcpa.midkent.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=NNVG9VTY0XN00&activeTab=summary. I also understand that Horsmonden Parish Council rejected the application on the following grounds : – The Highways aspects: lorries would have to negotiate a 90-degree bend to get in and out of the site. – There would be no controls over where lorries would go once permission was granted. – Environmental impact on woodland – Size of the proposed building – Run-off from the exposed land – Lack of opportunity for employment – The economic benefits do not outweigh the environmental impact on an AONB – There is no comparable use of land in the area. Not all of these are equally applicable to Chainhurst, but many are.