Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
In partnership with Network Rail and the Department for Transport, South Western Trains (SWR) have launched a stakeholder consultation on proposals for their December 2022 timetable. This is a strategic review of future service levels across their network. The consultation Continue Reading
Registration is open to enjoy a Sunday on-road charity cycle ride in the glorious Surrey Hills whilst supporting Princess Alice Hospice the Rotary Club’s chosen partner and benefactor for this event. Starting and returning at St Teresa’s School, Effingham (near Continue Reading
The Effingham Village Market that was planned for Saturday 28 August, as a number of regular stall holders are on holiday (it is August Bank Holiday weekend). I am sure many people will be disappointed, but the Village Market should Continue Reading
This coming Saturday 28 August sees the return of the popular Village Market in St Lawrence Church Hall garden in Browns Lane. There will be some new stalls to visit as well as some of the firm regular favourites. The Continue Reading
Congratulation to Loolabells Outdoor Kitchen on its fifth birthday tomorrow, Tuesday 17th August. Already a very popular village venue, residents found it even more invaluable during lockdown last year. Our thanks to Louise, its owner, who will be celebrating tomorrow 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
Biodiversity and wildlife have been prominent subjects in the news, for example the dwindling number of bees and people concerned about the loss of habitats which protect and promote wildlife. In response to this the Effingham Climate Change Group, sponsored 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