Ranmore Common Road, between Critten Lane and Hogden Lane, will be closed from 8am Friday 31 October until Monday 3 November at 5pm. This is to allow Surrey County Council to surface dress the road.

National Highways has announced two weekend closures of the A3 as part of the M25 Junction 10 works Friday 17 to Monday 20 October – A3 closed in both directions from the Wisley Interchange to B2215/A247 at Send The road Continue Reading

Lower Road will be closed between Childs Hall Road to the Effingham boundary (Vines Garden Centre) from Tuesday 14 October to Thursday 16 October, and then overnight between 8pm to 6am until Thursday 30 October, excluding weekends. This is to Continue Reading

Many residents will have read the Autumn Newsletter from Effingham Parish Council (EPC) and been surprised by the statement from Chairman Liz Hogger urging Berkeley Homes to fulfil its promise to build the new school and hundreds of new homes. Continue Reading

Surrey County Council is consulting on the introduction of parking restrictions for the northern end of The Street and around near-by junctions off Effingham Common Road. As a result of concerns expressed by residents about inconsiderate and potentially dangerous parking Continue Reading

The Palace to Palace Bike Ride will take place on Sunday 5 October. Riders will be set off every 15 mins, from 06:45 thorough to 09:00 from Buckham Palace. The event closes at 17:00  at Windsor Castle. The 90 mile Continue Reading

Effingham Commoners’ Day will be held this Sunday 28th September from 12am to 4pm. Entry is free. Visitors are requested to walk or cycle to the event if possible as there is only limited on-site car parking available (donations to Continue Reading

The Effingham and Little Bookham Churches are holding their first-ever produce show on Saturday 6th September 2025 in St Lawrence Church Hall. The show is from 2pm to 4pm with children’s activities including a bouncy castle, Pimm’s and afternoon teas Continue Reading

EFFRA Road Wardens will be delivering the Summer edition of the EFFRA Newsletter Summer 25 Issue 19 together with the Heritage Open Day 2025 leaflet in the next few days. The Newsletter reports on the recent planning application submitted by Continue Reading