Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
On Thursday 24 September the NHS will be launching the Covid-19 App, which can be downloaded from https://covid19.nhs.uk/ From 24 September, the following types of venue will be legally obliged to display a QR poster: Hospitality – bars, restaurants, hotels, Continue Reading
Chris Dick provides his monthly article in the Guildford Dragon about recent events in and around Effingham. You can read the article here
Yesterday Bailiffs served notice on the Travellers, who had an unauthorised encampment on the KGV Playing Fields. They left today (15 Sept.) at 5pm, leaving behind their rubbish. Guildford Borough Council will visit the site tomorrow to assess the clean-up Continue Reading
Effingham Local History Group are presenting on online exhibition of the transformation of Effingham after the Great War on their website at https://elhg.org.uk/elhg-exhibition-2020/
A message from the Reverend Mandy MacVean You will no doubt have heard or seen for yourself that the grounds of St Lawrence Church Hall on Browns Lane were recently the subject of an unauthorised caravan encampment. This stopped several Continue Reading
The Police are distributing the following leaflet around to residents surrounding the KGV Playing Fields (slight inaccuracies in regards the location). Please report any criminal or anti-social behaviour to the Police
Effingham is invaded yet again with Travellers. There are currently 4 caravans and a camper van and various other vehicles which are on the KGV Playing Fields on the eastern boundary. The Travellers have managed to open the gate off Continue Reading
Effingham Residents Association has objected to the high density housing proposed development of the Church Street Fields site within the Conservation Area. Details which can be read at EFFRA Objection to Planning Application 19-P-01726 31 Aug 2020 The original planning Continue Reading
Effingham Parish Council agreed at their Parish Council meeting on 25 August (via Zoom) to object to the Sir Douglas Haig planning application 20/P/01128 . They are going to object about the changes to the Haig as a locally listed Continue Reading
Following the very successful Effingham Village Market in July, local traders will be returning on Saturday 22 August. There will be a wide selection of different stalls, with something for everyone. The event runs from 10am to 2pm at the Continue Reading