UK Goverment
The UK Goverment, amongst other things is responble for the National Planning Policy Framework , which all planning application must comply with
Mole Valley MP
Sir Paul Beresford (Conservatives)
Tel: 020 7219 5018
email: annie.winsbury@parliament.uk
Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner
The core functions of Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC) are to secure the maintenance of an efficient and effective police force within their area, and to hold the Chief Constable to account for the delivery of the police and crime plan. PCCs are charged with holding the police fund (from which all policing of the area is financed) and raising the local policing precept from council tax. PCCs are also responsible for the appointment, suspension and dismissal of the Chief Constable, although the 2011 Policing Protocol Order states that the PCC “must not fetter the operational independence of the police force and the Chief Constable who leads it”. For further details see www.surrey-pcc.gov.uk/
Surrey PCC is Lisa Townsend (Conservative)
Surrey County Council
Surrey County Council (SCC) is responsible for schools, social care, recycling, libraries, transport, and birth, death and ceremonies, trading standards
Horsleys Division Councillor
Colin Cross (Residents for Guildford and Villages)
Guildford Borough Council
Guildford Borough Council (GBC) is responsible for planning applications, which must comply with Local Plan 2015-2034
Details of current planning application in Effingham can be viewed here
Effingham Ward Councillors
Liz Hogger (Guildford Liberal Democrats)
Tel:. 01372 453257
email: liz.hogger@guildford.gov.uk/a>
Effingham Parish Council
Effingham Parish Counci (EPC) is responsible for open space, allotments, play areas, footpaths, public benches, bus shelters and car parks.
The Parish Council are also responsible for reviewing planning applications, which must comply with the adopted Effingham Neighbourhood Plan 2016 – 2030
A list of the Parish Council Councillors, along with their contact details is availble here
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