Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
The A3 will be closed in both directions between Send and M25 Junction 10 Wisley Interchange, from Friday 23 February 9pm to Monday 26 February 5:30am. This to allow the safe demolition of the Old Wisley Lane Bridge and the Continue Reading
Nathan Allen of The Azale Group has posted a blog about Effingham Golf Club, reproduced below. Effingham Golf Club will add another string to a prestigious bow when one of the UK’s largest and most extensive short-game practice areas opens Continue Reading
Issue 16 of the EFFRA Newsletter will be delivered to Effingham households over the next few days. It contains the Chairman’s Report for the AGM to be held on Monday 26th February at 7:45pm in St Lawrence Church Hall when Continue Reading
EFFRA’s AGM which will be held on Monday 26th February at 7:45pm in St Lawrence Church Hall. There will also be a talk on “Digging Roman and Saxon Effingham” by Les Capon, a Project Manager at AOC Archaeology, following the Continue Reading
Throughout 2024 there will be several full weekend closures of the A3 and M25. Traffic will be diverted along the A246 during these closures. The first two closures are: Friday 23 February 9pm to Monday 26 February 6am the A3 Continue Reading
The work that Surrey County Council planned to carry out on 7 February is now planned to be carried out on Wednesday 14 February. This involves the closure of Beech Avenue whilst the road is surface dressed. No other details Continue Reading
Beech Avenue is planned to be closed on Wednesday 7 February whilst Surrey County Council carries out surface dressing of the road.
Police are appealing for witnesses after three suspects committed a robbery at Co-op on Bookham High Street at 7:45pm on Monday 22 January. Three men armed with a hammer and metal poles, entered the premises and threatened staff members to Continue Reading
Surrey County Council is responsible for around 2164 miles (3482 km) of public rights of way. These paths are both in the countryside and urban areas. They are important for enjoying and exploring, for travelling to work or school and Continue Reading
Fatal and serious collisions have not reduced in Surrey over recent years, and our previous road safety strategy has expired. Therefore, the Surrey RoadSafe Partnership consisting of Surrey County Council (including Surrey Fire and Rescue Service), Surrey Police, the Police Continue Reading