Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
Effingham Residents say No to the Appeal by Berkley Homes & Howard of Effingham to build 295 houses and to relocate the Howard of Effingham School in the Green Belt. Supporting Effingham Residents are Julie Iles, the newly elected County Councillor 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 Public inquiry into appeal APP/Y3615/W/16/3151098 by Berkley Homes & Howard of Effingham into refusal of planning application 14/P/02109 will commence on Tuesday 16 May and last for three weeks. Effingham residents are asked to support Guildford Borough Council (GBC) and Effingham Continue Reading
Julie Iles, representing the Conservative Party, was elected on 4 May 2017 as County Councillor for the Horsleys division, which Effingham is part of. She received 54% of the vote. The Liberal Democratic candidate Paul Kennedy came second with 38% of Continue Reading
As Cllr Bill Barker prepares to step down from his role as a county councillor after 20 years he shares some of his views with Effingham Eye columnist Chris Dick. How did you first get involved in politics? I originally Continue Reading
Effingham Residents Association ANNUAL and PUBLIC GENERAL MEETING To be held in St. Lawrence Church Hall at 20.00hrs on Monday 24th April 2017 Agenda 1.0 Annual General Meeting Minutes of 2016 AGM Matters arising Chairman’s report Treasurer’s report Election of Continue Reading
Effingham Residents Association will be holding its AGM in St Lawrence Church Hall at 8pm, doors opening at 7:30pm. Draft EFFRA 2016 AGM minutes for approval at the AGM
On Saturday 6 May 2017, Browns Lane and Church Street will be closed for 4 days for the surface dressing of the road. Work will be carried out between 07:00 to 17:00. Works reference MA015SD-2032 Further details of road closures can Continue Reading
Revd Hugh Grear was speaking at a meeting of the Wisley Action Group (WAG) on Wednesday (April 13) who object to plans to develop the former airfield, also known as Three Farms Meadows. A major theme of the meeting was Continue Reading
Divisions emerged in both major political parties yesterday evening (April 12) during a debate on Planning Committee reform at Guildford Borough Council (GBC). The main change proposed is a reduction in the size of the committee from 23 members to Continue Reading