Development Application: Land at West Cranleigh Nurseries and North of Knowle Park between Knowle Land and Alfold Road, CRANLEIGH Reference : WA/2016/2207 www.waverley.gov.uk/planning This application is to be heard on 15 March 2017 7pm at Council Chamber, The Burys, Godalming…
It won’t have gone unnoticed to residents that both Crest Nicholson on the Horsham Road and Cala Homes on Amlets Lane have started developing their sites. Both these sites had Grampian style conditions. This was meant to prevent the start…
DON’T FORGET OUR AGM TONIGHT – 2 MARCH 2017, BAND ROOM, VILLAGE WAY FROM 7PM After more than seven years Thames Water say they still can’t find the source of the sewage leak into the brook running along the field…
This Thursday, 2nd of March is the AGM of the Cranleigh Civic Society at the Band Room on Village Way at 7:30pm and never before have we been so much in need of your help. We have fought the good…
For residents of Northdowns the winter has brought some welcome relief from the pong of sewage emanating from a sewage pipe running behind their houses on the Downs Link. However, yes you’ve guessed it, this problem has not yet been…
The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) states that new houses should not be built: on flood plains on other high risk flood areas in areas where, if houses are built, it would increase the risk of flooding neighbouring property Despite…
One of the great concerns of Cranleigh Civic Society is the ongoing damage caused to Cranleigh Waters by the outflow from the sewage works on the Elmbridge Road. Although the effluent has been treated, Thames Water has a licence to…
A great day on the Beryl Harvey Field on Sunday 12 February. Had a really great turnout for a master class in hedgelaying with Tony Fox. See the transformation below: Interested in volunteering on the Beryl Harvey Conservation Field find…
Cranleigh Civic Society was made aware recently by a concerned resident that some of the cold water supply pipes in our area are made from asbestos cement. The very word asbestos strikes fear into many people’s hearts. We contacted Thames…
Since the water main burst on Barhatch Road, The Cranleigh Civic Society has been investigating water supply capacity and issues within the Cranleigh network. Since September 2016 there have been further burst drinking water pipes on: Avenue Road The Ridgeway…