My name is Richard Bryant and, as well as being a member of Cranleigh Civic Society, I am a Chartered Insurance Broker and, as such, I am actively campaigning against building on flood plains because of the serious flood insurance…
Surface Water floods to the South of the High Street in Cranleigh because of the topography of the surrounding countryside and the geology of the soil; Weald Clay. This is why areas of The Maples – Berkeley Homes and the…
Print off this poster and display it prominently in your window or front garden. Waverley Borough Council needs to know that Cranleigh is saying NO to building on Greenfields that Flood. This not only puts new residents at risk but…
Republished article: objections can still be submitted as the planning application decision was deferred by Waverley Borough Council. It will now go before the Joint Planning Committee on 5 January 2015 at 7pm at Waverley Borough Council Offices, The Burys,…
UPDATE This application was unanimously rejected by the Parish Council on 8 December will now go forward to Waverley’s Joint Planing Committee. You need to write/email members of this committee Ref WA We will be publishing a list of objection…
UPDATE 5 Jan 2017: Hewitts Appeal Successful. UPDATE 25 MAY 2016: Appeal Date issued for 11 October 2016 10am at Waverley Borough Council, The Burys, Godalming GU7 1HR UPDATE: 25 January 2016: An Appeal against the refusal of planning permission for…
[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text] THIS IS WHAT IS HAPPENING NOW: Swallow Tiles WA/2012/0810 – 58 dwellings – BEING BUILT Thakeham Homes, Elmbridge Road – in partnership with Stovolds Hill Farms Limited have submitted an application for 58 dwellings to Waverley Borough Council…
Join Cranleigh’s Civic Society and together we will be “Speaking up for Cranleigh”. Join us online through PayPal You can pay your annual subscription of £10 through PayPal. Please read through our constitution. Click on the button below to set up your…
Is this how Waverley Borough Council wants Cranleigh to look? This map is taken from the Waverley Borough Council website. In Waverley’s “Sustainability Appraisal of the Waverley Local Plan Part 1” on Page numbered 30 it states, with regards to…