Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
The Guildford Dragon has published an article about the Effingham Parish Meeting on Tuesday 31 October 2017. Topics discussed included Wisley appeal hearing; Children’s playground; Parish Communication Group; Neighbourhood Plan. The full article may be read here.
The Guildford Dragon has published an article about the press release made by Wisley Action Group concerning the advice that they have received from their Barrister. Richard Harwood QC has advised Guildford Borough Council that it would be unsound to Continue Reading
The Friends of Little Bookham Church (a registered charity which raises money to help maintain the building and grounds of Grade II* All Saints Church, Little Bookham) is holding a Winter Warmer Evening on Thursday November 30th at Manor House Continue Reading
The inclusion of a development at the former Wisley airfield in Guildford’s local plan would be unsound, a planning law barrister who is advising a local campaign group has said. Read more here
EFFRA’s Autumn newsletter, which was published in October 2017 and distributed to residents, is now available electronically on the website here. We also plan to make available some of the older versions of the newsletter. The Autumn newsletter focusses on Continue Reading
Leaders of the political parties at Millmead and other local organisations that have spoken out on the subject of the Local Plan were asked for their comments in response to the announcement from Guildford Borough Council (GBC) that it intends Continue Reading
Two reports of a meeting between Effingham Village Recreational Trust (EVRT) and Effingham & Leatherhead Rugby Football Club (ELRFC) give significantly different accounts of their negotiations regarding playing field hire charges. EVRT manage the King George V Hall and playing Continue Reading
Guildford’s Local Plan will be submitted to the government’s Planning Inspectorate in December subject to approval by the Executive of Guildford Borough Council (GBC). A GBC spokesperson said: “We are on target … to submit our draft Local Plan … Continue Reading
Critten Lane is closed from the junction of Ranmore Common Road to outside St Teresa’s School. The school can still be accessed via Beech Avenue from the A246. The road will remain closed until 19 February 2018, to allow Sutton Continue Reading
Effingham Parish Council (EPC) considered a Report from the Effingham Village Recreation Trust (EVRT) on financial arrangements for the King George V Field and Hall at its meeting on 31st October. EPC currently has a Service Level Agreement (SLA) with Continue Reading