Local resident’s have been forced to take their lives in their hands and measure the width of Amlets Lane themselves. Safety concerns regarding increased traffic levels on this narrow rural road have been highlighted again and again by residents. Now as building on…
Ask yourself, what is the incentive for the big developers to build enough housing to meet demand? Building enough housing would force down house prices. Developers are in a position where they can manipulate the market by controlling supply to…
Last night around 100 residents from the borough’s Eastern Villages came together to voice their anger and frustration with Waverley Borough Council’s Local Plan which dumps over 4,500 new houses in this area, amounting to 45% of the total housing allocation for…
RESIDENT’S DEMO TONIGHT 19 JULY 2016 5:45 PM OUTSIDE WAVERLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL OFFICES GODALMING. TELL YOUR FRIENDS AND YOUR NEIGHBOURS. Our elected representatives need to know what you think about 4,455 new houses being built in and around Cranleigh. TONIGHT…
In a nutshell Waverley’s Local Plan involves dumping 45% of their housing allocation in and around Cranleigh. The Local Plan goes before a Full Council Meeting on 19th July 2016 at 7pm for approval. PLEASE ATTEND THIS MEETING! Once the…
It is with a heavy heart that we post today, as if 45% of the borough’s total housing supply wasn’t enough to dump on Cranleigh, now it appears our own Waverley Borough Councillors Stewart and Jeanette Stennett directors of the company…
UPDATE: Application passed by Eastern Area Planning Committee 13 July 2016. Dangerous Precedent on Cranleigh Green Belt Object TODAY as goes before Waverley Eastern Planing Committee tomorrow (13 July 2016 5pm): (RefNoLU)/WA20160846?OpenDocument We have only just found out about…
Objecting to a Planning Application: Go on the the planning portal using this link You will then see the following screen. You can enter the planning Reference in the box provided OR address details. The reference will be something like…
Cranleigh Sewage Works opened almost 50 years ago in July 1967 to serve between 10,000 and 15,000 people locally. As at 6th July 2016, Thames Water estimated that they now deal with sewage from a minimum of 14,150 people, so…
Haven’t we been told that there is a desperate need for affordable housing in Cranleigh? Isn’t that the reasoning behind Waverley allowing developers to build on pristine green fields in order to provide affordable housing in Cranleigh? Haven’t we been…