Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
Chris Dick provides a roundup of the latest news in and around Effingham, in his latest article in the Guildford Dragon. Readers may remember the mystery of the Tyrell Cup as reported in the post The Intriguing Mystery of the Continue Reading
RHS have expressed concerns about the proposals by Highway England in their upgrade of the M25/A3 roundabout, and how it impacts on access to RHS Wisley. They state that “Highways England’s current proposals remove all direct connection from Wisley Lane Continue Reading
The fundraising Welly Walk held today for the KGV Toddlers’ Playground Appeal was a great success and enjoyed by everyone, ending up with refreshments for all and soft play for the children in the KGV hall. Parents and children were Continue Reading
Chris Dick has written an interesting article about Effingham resident Billy Brazil, who reminisces about past times. Read the full article here
Families are invited to join the Welly Walk on Saturday 10th March at the KGV to raise funds for the KGV Toddlers’ Playground Appeal. It’s not too late to register and join the many families going. Families can either sponsor Continue Reading
The KGV Toddlers’ Playground Appeal is aiming to raise £18,000 to refurbish the toddlers’ playground on the KGV. £1,791.89 has been raised so far. A sponsored Welly Walk is being held on Saturday 10th March at 10am at the KGV. Continue Reading
Chris Dick has written an article in the Guildford Dragon about some of the history of Effingham Neighbourhood Plan, which may be read here
At the end of January, The Howard Partnership (which runs the Howard of Effingham School) started an informal consultation for the closure of footpath during school time, under a Traffic Regulation Order. Details about the closure were published on Effingham Continue Reading
Jerome Muscat has been appointed a Trustee of the Effingham Village Recreation Trust. Details on the charity and its trustees is available here
Two allotments have become available. Anyone who is interested becoming an Allotment Holder and growing their own vegetables and fruit should contact the Parish Clerk via email clerk2010@effinghamparishcouncil.gov.uk, or telephone 01372 454 911. Further details on Effingham Allotments is available Continue Reading