Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
Jeremy Palmer letter to the Guildford Dragon highlights the problems that will be caused by the recently approved development in Effingham, and the lack of car parking at local train stations. Read the full letter here
I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who helped make Effingham Dambusters weekend such an amazing success. Yes, we need to thank the Almighty for the beautiful weather! – but the huge numbers of those who turned Continue Reading
The Howard Partnership Trust (which runs the Howard of Effingham School) is proposing that footpath 75, which runs along the eastern side of the hedge which is part of the parish boundary between Effingham and Little Bookham, is closed during Continue Reading
David King, chairman of Effingham Residents Association has written to The Guildford Dragon regarding the recent Effingham Village Recreation Trust AGM. His letter is included in full below. The letter in the Guildford Dragon can be read here Having attended Continue Reading
Effingham Residents Association has presented a letter to the Inspector hearing the appeal by Berkeley Homes and The Howard Trust for the development of 295 houses on the Green Belt. Bringing to the attention of the Inspector the widespread vandalism Continue Reading
Press Release The following press release was issued on 13th May by Effingham Residents Association Re : INQUIRY FOR THE APPEAL BY BERKELEY HOMES (SOUTHERN) LTD. AND THE HOWARD TRUST PARTNERSHIP The Inquiry begins on Tuesday 16th May into the Appeal Continue Reading
The Council Tax Bills sent out by Guildford Borough Council shows a large increase in the money allocated to Effingham Parish Council (EPC). Arnold Pindar, chairman of EPC, will provide further details in the Chairman’s Report which will be sent out to Continue Reading
For over the last 20 years, there has been a bonfire night at KGV. This year the Trustees have decided to cancel the event. Their explanation is provided in the Letter Fireworks 2016. Letter published with the consent of the recipient.
More and more Londoners are moving to the countryside, with 66,000 households leaving the city last year – the highest number since 2007 RUTH BLOOMFIELD Londoners want to escape crime, pollution and urban sprawl but the big driver is finance Continue Reading
Surrey’s new Police and Crime Commissioner, David Munro, has taken up office at Surrey Police Headquarters in Guildford 7:25pm 12th May 2016 It is after his victory at last week’s PCC election. David was successful in the second round, polling Continue Reading