Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
Temporary Road Closure of Manor House Lane, Effingham, between the southern boundary of the property known as Orchard Cottage and the northern boundary of the property known as Wynsway, a distance of 41 metres. This Temporary Traffic Order is required Continue Reading
A Neighbourhood Plan for Effingham, Guildford Borough’s easternmost village, is to be put out for consultation with residents and stakeholders of the parish. The consultation process will run from 20 March to 30 April 2017. Read more here
Blooming on the vine that is Effingham is what I consider to be one of its retail jewels, the Vineries Garden Centre. Mistaken by many, to be in Bookham, it is one of the best independent thriving garden centres I’ve 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
Guildford Borough Council has announced that Effingham Neighbourhood Plan will be out for consultation under regulation 16 for six weeks from 20 Mar 2017 at 00:00 to 30 Apr 2017 at 23:59. During the consultation, residents can submit their views Continue Reading
Temporary road closure, the effect of which will be to prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in the following lengths of road;- (a) That length of (D265) Dirtham Lane, Effingham, between its westernmost junction with Guildford Road and the northern Continue Reading
Vivien White, Chairman of Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA) talks to Chris Dick about her love of history, the Residents Association and its role within the village. Read more here
Before we leave January perhaps I could take a quick look back at 2016 and look forward to 2017, what happened and what we might have to look forward to… Well my fan mail increased … although perhaps “fan” mail Continue Reading
After much input from Bookham residents via both formal and informal consultations, after 4 years of work by the Bookham Neighbourhood Forum, the proposed Neighbourhood Development Plan (NDP) went off to Mole Valley District Council (MVDC). They, in turn, went Continue Reading
