Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
Joseph Kent is a postgraduate urban planning student at Westminster University, conducting dissertation research into communication between planners, developers and local communities, and what can be done to encourage a more collaborative planning system. For the purpose of his research, Continue Reading
This coming Saturday, 23 April, will see the return of the popular Effingham Village Market. The market is open from 10am to 2pm in St. Lawrence Church Hall grounds, Browns Lane. Fantastic artisan food and drink, local crafts, all provided Continue Reading
The death on 26 February has been announced of Commander David Howard, 7th Earl of Effingham and 17th Baron Howard of Effingham, aged 82. He died after a long illness, borne with dignity. Private family funeral. The 7th Earl was Continue Reading
All Effingham residents are invited to the 126th Annual Parish Meeting on Tuesday 12th April 2022 at 8pm, in King George V Hall, Browns Lane, Effingham. KT24 5MD. Effingham local government electors and residents may bring up any issues related Continue Reading
On advice from the tree inspector during his annual inspection, EVRT have had to cordon off several desire lines in the woods on KGV due to Health & Safety, and reluctantly public access will not be allowed. This is due Continue Reading
Guildford residents are being urged to act quickly to receive up to £10,000 per household. This can make your home more energy efficient and help you save money on your energy bills. The grant project is being run by Action Continue Reading
Surrey Council will be removing a tree in Effingham Common Road on Monday 8 March, and will be installing traffic lights. Thursday 10 March and Friday 11 March Affinity Water will be carrying out maintenance to the water pipes in Continue Reading
Two-way traffic lights will be installed in Effingham Common Road for 3 months from Monday 14 March to allow UK Power Networks to install underground electricity cables from the substation near Orestan Lane towards Horsley Road. The work is due Continue Reading
Sadly, KGV suffered quite a few casualties in the hands of storm Eunice last week and there are several very large trees that have come down, especially in the woods behind St Lawrence Church. Many of the trees have been Continue Reading
A number of trees have been blown over by storm Eunice in the KGV playing fields. Residents are urged to take extra caution around the fallen trees, and mature trees in the woodland, which may have broken branches hung up Continue Reading