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    Japanese Knotweed is a dangerous plant which if left untreated, can damage the structure of your house, retaining walls or fences. Japanese Knotweed plant

    Please let us know if you think this is growing in your garden. We will then spray the plant with herbicide to kill the plant once a year in September. This is the period in which the plant is flowering the most, so creates more nutrients so it can grow.

    If you're not sure if a plant is Japanese Knotweed, you can download apps which tell you from a photograph you take what type of plant it is. Alternatively, just let us know and we can come and check. To report it, email us or call 01732 749400.

    If you are a leaseholder or shared owner, you are responsible for treating any Japanese Knotweed in your garden. You can find out how to do this online. 

     

    35 years of West Kent – Montgomery Court’s decade of independence and community

    In celebration of 35 years of West Kent, we’re reflecting on the incredible impact our extra care schemes have had on residents and communities. One standout achievement is Montgomery Court, which marked its 10-year anniversary earlier this year.  

     

    West Kent and Sevenoaks District Council sign three-year partnership agreement outlining the ongoing commitment to residents