Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
Millgate Developments Ltd have issued an appeal APP/Y3615/W/21/3276229 for the refusal of planning application 19/P/01726 by Guildford Borough Council, for the proposed erection of 17 dwellings including access, parking and landscaping for the land at Church Street. Anyone who has Continue Reading
A planning notice 21/W/00104 has been submitted for the proposed change of use of the former Sibleys Newsagents and shop on the Guilford Road, from commercial to residential. This will change the former shop into a flat. Further details are Continue Reading
Mole Valley District Council has submitted their draft Local Plan for the period 2020-2037 for Regulation 19 consultation. Any comments received will be passed to the Planning Inspector who will then examine the Local Plan, to assess whether the plan Continue Reading
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA) has objected to the proposal by Berkeley Homes for the change change of use of the Howard of Effingham School playing fields from educational to public outdoor recreational – planning application MO/2021/1472. Due to inadequate details Continue Reading
Berkeley Homes has submitted planning application MO/2021/1472 for a change of use from education to outdoor recreation for the Howard of Effingham playing fields that lie in Bookham (i.e. east of the public footpath that runs along the parish boundary Continue Reading
As reported earlier here, Guildford Borough Council (GBC) has overwhelmed by comments on the planning applications by Berkeley Homes for 110 more enabling homes on the Green Belt. The formal Neighbour Consultation date ended on Thursday 5 August. Residents are Continue Reading
Sir Paul Beresford (Mole Valley MP) and Clare Curran (Bookham and Fetcham West County Councillor) have made a statement (below) regarding planning applications 21/P/01283 and 21/P/01306 to build an extra 110 homes on the Green Belt. The applications were submitted Continue Reading
Today Effingham Residents Association submitted its objection to planning applications 21/P/01283 and 21/P/01306 to build an extra 110 homes on the Green Belt. The applications were submitted by Berkeley Homes as it claims that building the new Howard of Effingham Continue Reading
Effingham Parish Council decided at their council meeting on 27 July to lodge a formal objection to plans by Berkeley Homes for an additional homes on the Lodge Farm site in Effingham. They have released a press release announcing their Continue Reading
Object now to the proposal to build an extra 110 homes on the Green Belt. Berkeley Homes now claims that rebuilding the school is no longer financially viable and wants to build even more homes to make the project feasible. Continue Reading