Save Swanscombe

The London Resort is a theme park proposed on 535 acres of land on the Swanscombe Peninsula in north Kent. Home to a remarkable mosaic of habitats, this proposed development poses a threat to wildlife. Find out how you can help

How can you help to save the Swanscombe Peninsula?

The importance of the Swanscombe Peninsula for nature was recognised by Natural England in March, when it notified this wildlife haven in North Kent as a SSSI. This means it is an area of particularly high interest for its wildlife and significance for our natural heritage.

Unfortunately, despite this legal protection, the amazing habitats and species found here are still under threat! Help us to Save the Swanscombe Peninsula by signing the petition to put a stop to the destruction of our most precious places for wildlife and people alike!

Sign the petition now

Save Swanscombe for future generations.

Write to your MP

If you live locally, you can use this template to make your voice heard!

Help us raise money

We need help with the legal fees, every little helps!

Wildlife haven protected as theme park threat looms

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Natural England has recognised the outstanding wildlife value of the Swanscombe Peninsula and declared that it should be a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).

Time to ditch the London Resort

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Wildlife charities call for withdrawal of theme park planning application after Swanscombe wins special protection status.

Thunderbirds are No!

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A coalition of charities has welcomed the decision by BBC Studios and ITV Studios to withdraw their support for a proposed theme park in North Kent that would have a devastating impact on a nationally important wildlife site.

Where is the London Resort theme park proposed?

The Swanscombe Peninsula is located within the Borough of Dartford in north Kent. Whilst the bulk of development is focused on the peninsula, the development footprint extends further afield, extending down to the A2 and crossing the Thames to Tillbury, Essex.