Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
Yesterday on 30th May EFFRA finally burnt the last of the tree waste dumped during the travellers’ incursion in late August last year in a large bonfire on the KGV. Rugby Club volunteers had recently collected the remaining piles of Continue Reading
The Secretary of State is considering the report of the Inspector who held a public inquiry between 19 September 2017 and 25 October 2017, into the appeal made by Wisley Property Investments regarding the refusal by Guildford Borough Council into Continue Reading
At the Annual Meeting of Effingham Parish Council (EPC) Meeting on Tuesday 29th May, Arnold Pindar stood down as Chairman. He was thanked for his contribution to the parish over the last nine years as Chairman. Ian Symes was elected Continue Reading
Guildford Dragon has published an article about the GetSurrey article about rats on the KGV playing fields. GetSurrey has since retracted the article and has published an apology as reported in the EFFRA post here The Guildford Dragon reports on Continue Reading
GetSurrey have apologised for their mistake about rats at the KGV playing fields. The photographs were taken at a different location. GetSurrey’s apology can be read here
Following a number of comments on the Effingham Residents Association website, and on the GetSurrey website, the article about rats being spotted around the KGV playfields has been removed from the GetSurrey website. Early today Bob Austin, manager of the Continue Reading
GetSurrey has published an article about five interesting historical pieces of information about Effingham The article can be read here
Rats have been photographed around the King George V Playing Fields. Bob Austin the manager was unaware of the problem, and is investigating the reports. The full article can be read here UPDATE – 29 May 2018 – GetSurrey has Continue Reading
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA) has written to Surrey County Council, objecting to the application by the Howard of Effingham School, for the closure under Road Traffic Act No. 75 of Public Footpath No. 75, which runs along the parish boundary Continue Reading
Guildford Borough Council, at its meeting on 15 May 2018, has updated its Corporate Plan for the next five years 2018-23, which can be viewed here Cllr Paul Spooner, Leader of the Council, said: “Our revised plan focuses on three Continue Reading