Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
National Highways has announced that M25 junction 10 gyratory overnight closure – 17 October Close the on and off slip roads on the junction 10 gyratory overnight (10pm to 5.30am) on Thursday 17 October. This is in readiness for the Continue Reading
The Surrey Connect bus service uses accessible minibuses, with journey bookings made on a first come first served basis. The connect service operates Monday to Friday 7am to 7pm and Saturday 8am to 6pm. You can book up to 7 Continue Reading
Former EFFRA Committee Member James Wetenhall died on 16th June 2024 at the age of 94. James served on the EFFRA Committee from May 2015 to February 2021 and was a Parish Councillor for the preceding twelve years. James lived Continue Reading
Beech Avenue will be closed, between Beech Close and High Barn Road, on Wednesday 9 October between 09:30 and 15:30 to allow Openreach to carry out works. Further details on one.network/. Traffic lights will be installed on Lower Road, between Continue Reading
National Highways has announced overnight closures of the M25 Junction 10 slip roads. These are Monday 23 to Friday 27 September – closure 10pm to 5.30am Friday 4 to Monday 7 October – closure 9pm to 6am Friday 18 to Continue Reading
It will be Heritage Open Day in Effingham and Little Bookham this Saturday 14th September. Seven historic buildings will be open and there will be an exhibition on the history of Little Bookham called “The village between two ancient routeways: Continue Reading
The railway lines in the Wimbledon area will be closed this weekend from Saturday 7 September to Sunday 8th. This will result in disruption to train services to and from London Waterloo. London Waterloo to Dorking services will not run. Continue Reading
During the next week EFFRA Road Wardens will be delivering the Summer edition of the EFFRA Newsletter Summer-2024-Issue-17 together with the Heritage Open Day leaflet 2024. The Newsletter reports on EFFRA’s recent activities including the unveiling of the new Effingham Continue Reading
On Friday 23rd August Elisabeth Gaunt unveiled the new heritage board located in front of the parade of shops on The Street. This was very fitting as Elisabeth is the daughter of Sir Barnes Wallis, famed inventor of the bouncing Continue Reading
The new Effingham heritage board erected in front of the parade of shops on The Street will be unveiled at 2.30pm on Friday 23rd August by Elisabeth Gaunt, daughter of Sir Barnes Wallis famed inventor of the bouncing bomb used Continue Reading