Halstead, Knockholt and Badgers Mount

The Halstead, Knockholt and Badgers Mount ward encompasses a largely rural and residential area on the southeastern fringe of the Sevenoaks district. It is characterised by scattered settlements, farmland, and significant woodland, including parts of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The ward contains the distinct villages of Halstead and Knockholt, along with the hamlet of Badgers Mount, each with their own character. Transport links are defined by the presence of the M25 motorway, which runs along the ward's northern boundary.

Knockholt village is known for its elevated position on the North Downs, offering extensive views over the surrounding Kent countryside. The area is notable for its network of public footpaths and bridleways crossing the agricultural land and woods. A specific local landmark is the Knockholt Pound, a historic roadside enclosure once used for stray animals. The ward maintains a quiet, village-centred atmosphere, with community life focused around local halls, churches, and the primary school in Halstead.