A woodland site in Silsden near Keighley, West Yorkshire, known as Jacobs Hill Farm is at the center of a dispute after holiday homes were reportedly built without authorization on what is described as ancient woodland. According to reports, the 33-acre plot was bought for £1.05 million two years ago by the Turkish agricultural firm Azara Gid San. The conflict also involves tree felling at the site, with claims that 300 trees were cut down. The issue has prompted calls for the removal of the holiday homes, with demolition being proposed. Alongside the demolition plans, there is an ongoing argument about whether and how the trees should be replaced, including disagreement over the scale and approach of replanting following the clearance. Reported developments focus on whether the works complied with planning and environmental requirements, and on the conditions for restoring the woodland. The dispute highlights competing positions on remediation and responsibility for the alleged damage to the woodland area.