Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA) AGM will take place via Zoom on Monday 22nd at 20:00. The meeting is open to all residents of Effingham who via the Constitution are members of EFFRA. To access the meeting, you will need to Continue Reading
Manor House Road is closed due to a dangerous tree which an overhanging the road. Pedestrians are advised to not walk underneath the tree, as it could fall at any time. Surrey County Council are aware of the issue, and Continue Reading
Berkeley Homes has submitted a statement for how construction traffic will enter and leave the Effingham Lodge Farm site during the construction phase of the new Howard of Effingham School and the 159 houses on the site. All construction traffic, Continue Reading
Since the start of the first lockdown 10 months ago Guildford Borough Council (GBC) has been disbursing the various Government business support grants. Most of these have been to Business Ratepayers although with the latest tranche of grant funding (from Continue Reading
Surrey County Council has advised that the roadworks that would have resulted in Lower Road in Great Bookham being closed, as reported in our post of 9th Feb., has been delayed until 5 May 2021. Further details are on the Continue Reading
Effingham Residents Association will hold its Annual General Meeting on 22 February 2021 at 8:00 pm. Due to restrictions in place due to the Covid-19 emergency, the meeting will be held using the Zoom software, which is free to download Continue Reading
EFFRA Committee member Diane Poole, has written a guide on recycling in the local area, as part of her activities with Plastic Free Bookham. The guide is available under “About Effingham” menu and via the link effinghamresidents.org.uk/recycling Recycling helps to Continue Reading
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA) held its Committee meeting virtually online on 8th February via Zoom. Topics discussed were planning applications, including those at the Church Street site, Berkeley Homes proposal for an additional 110 houses, and The Barn. Also discussed Continue Reading
Eloise Appleby, CEO of The Grange, is training hard in preparation for a sponsored 95 mile walk in Scotland this spring, to help raise funds for The Grange, which has been hit hard by the restrictions imposed due to Continue Reading
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA) welcomes the statement by our MP, Sir Paul Beresford, our County Councillor, Julie Iles, and the County Councillor for Bookham and Fetcham West, Clare Curran, that they do not support the proposal by Berkeley Homes to Continue Reading