Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
The Planning Inspectorate has dismissed an Appeal against the decision by Guildford Borough Council to refuse a change of use from retail and office use to residential use for the ground floor of 257 Guildford Road (premises next door to Continue Reading
Chris Dick writes his regular report of events in and around Effingham in the Guildford Dragon, which can be read here. This month’s report included the successful first Effingham Open Gardens on Sunday 9th June; a talk to mark the Continue Reading
Some details about the reasons for the application for a judicail review of Guildford’s Local Plan have begun to emerge. Ockham Parish Council claim the the Planning Inspector failed to identify exceptional circumstances, as required by the National Planning Policy Continue Reading
Solictors acting on behalf of three clients, Compton Parish Council, Ockham Parish Council and Jules Cranwell are seeking a Judicial Review of Guildford’s Local Plan. The Judicial Review can only examine the legal process of the Local Plan, and can Continue Reading
Notes from Effingham Residents Association Committee Meeting held on 20th May 2019 EFFRA committee meeting notes 20th May 2019
Sir Paul Beresford, our local MP, has been advised that Guildford Borough Councillors can revise the Local Plan, rather than seeking a Judicial review. Read the full article in the Guildford Dragon here
Effingham Parish Council has objected to planning application 19/P/00703, submitted by Berkeley Homes. The proposed development is of 408 and 410 Lower Road by the erection of 5 dwellings (2x 2-bed, 3x 3-bed) with associated access, parking and landscape works Continue Reading
St Teresa’s in Effingham, the largest Catholic independent girls’ school in the country and Cranmore in West Horsley, an independent Catholic School for boys and girls, have annouced a partnership. The new charitable trust will be called the Effingham Schools Continue Reading
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA) has objected to planning application 19/P/00703, submitted by Berkeley Homes. The proposed development of 408 and 410 Lower Road by the erection of 5 dwellings (2x 2-bed, 3x 3-bed) with associated access, parking and landscape works Continue Reading
Mary Stopes-Roe, second child of Barnes and Molly Wallis, died peacefully at her home in Birmingham on Friday 10 May, aged 92. During her childhood, she helped her father in early experiments with marbles, a catapult and a tin bath Continue Reading