Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
Effingham seemed to dominate the front pages during the usually quiet holiday period, sometimes referred to in the media as the “Silly Season”. In fact, there was so much going on that another popular Heritage Day passed with hardly a Continue Reading
Don’t forget to checkout the What’s on page to find out what events are going on in Effingham. There are some exciting events in the calendar, with the The Effingham and Leatherhead RFC Harlequins October half-term Camp at the KGV Continue Reading
For the first time a little known local charity has opened its doors to the outside world. Effingham Housing Association (EHA) lifts the lid on its unsung successes in meeting local housing needs. Association chairman Nick Jubert, who is also Continue Reading
On Saturday evening (7 October 2017) an enjoyable village community event was organised for the first time by St Lawrence Church, Effingham & All Saints Church, Little Bookham to celebrate harvest festival at the Tithe Barn, Manor House Lane, Little Continue Reading
The developer’s landscape architect presented his findings regarding the character and appearance of Wisley Airfield and the surrounding area An expert witness believes there would be “negligible effects” to the wider area if the Wisley Airfield housing development went ahead. Continue Reading
Can you help Effingham Residents Association, and your fellow residents, as we need Road Wardens to cover the three areas below? The role is not onerous as it involves delivering three EFFRA Newsletters a year and occasional other communications to Continue Reading
Arnold Pindar, the Chairman of Effingham Parish Council (EPC) and Vivien White, as Chairman of Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA), gave statements to the Wisley Public Inquiry this morning (3 October 2017) objecting to the proposed development and explaining how it Continue Reading
Effingham Parish Council (EPC) are delighted to report that following a successful examination, Effingham’s Neighbourhood Plan is now well on the road to adoption. The Independent Examiner recommended that subject to minor modifications the Plan should proceed to a formal Continue Reading
The first week of the Public Enquiry heard the evidence of Guildford Borough Council, which was completed on day 3. Week 2 started with the evidence of the East & West Horsley Parish council’s transport witness who presented evidence on Continue Reading
Surrey County Council owns 6,500 acres of countryside estate, all of which is open for the public to visit. It is their responsibility to ensure the countryside is cared for and managed so Surrey residents can access and enjoy it, Continue Reading