Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
Sir Paul Beresford, wrote, in a reply to one his constituents, Mike Murphy of Ripley: “The Local Plan in its current form is not fit for purpose…. “…most outrageous of all is the fact that Wisley still appears in the Local Continue Reading
The Guildford Borough Council will be holding three public drop-in events to give all those with an interest in the Plan the opportunity to speak to Council representatives. The next events is at East Horsley Village Hall Kingston Avenue East Continue Reading
It would seem that the council have put up a road sign on Lower Road opposite the Vineries garden centre on the Bookham/Effingham border saying ‘Compton’ Council spokesman Andy Robinson: “It definitely was not us that put [the sign] up. Continue Reading
Berkley Homes has submitted an Appeal, reference APP/Y3615/W/16/3151098, to planning application 14/P/02109, which was rejected by Guildford Borough Council on 9 March 2016. The original application stated: Hybrid planning application for outline permission (only access to be considered) for the Continue Reading
Harry Clarke, a resident of Effingham for the last 17 years, has been co-opted as a member of the Effingham Residents Association Committee
Kelly’s Summer Cycle will start at 07:30 in King George V Playing Fields on Sunday 10 July. There are four cycle races of difference distances. Three races start at 08:00, and a children’s race starting at 10:00 The route will Continue Reading
Manor House school has become one of the first in the country to undergo the new inspection for independent schools – and it passed with “flying colours”. The new ISI (Independent Schools Inspectorate) Compliance Inspection report covers all aspects of Continue Reading
EFFINGHAM PARISH COUNCIL – A PUBLIC MEETING ON “THE GUILDFORD LOCAL PLAN – WHAT IT MEANS FOR EFFINGHAM” Saturday 25 June at the King George V Hall, Browns Lane, Effingham 10 am – 1 pm : Drop-in Session and Display Continue Reading
Last month the council announced a referendum will take place in October asking voters if they want to be governed by a directly elected mayor . The proposal would be a change in leadership from the current process at Guildford Continue Reading
Draft Local Plan will strengthen cultural, historical and physical wellbeing within Guildford borough History, culture and heritage contribute significantly to sense of place and appeal of the borough Many places have limited access for most people despite the green appeal Continue Reading