Members of the Cranleigh Society attended a meeting on 30 April 2015 at the Parish Council Offices in Cranleigh called by Surrey County Councillor Alan Young, together with Paul Millin, Surrey County Council Group Manager for Travel and Transport, Bob…
After inspecting the wildlife surveys carried out on the West Cranleigh Nurseries site, the Cranleigh Society has written to Waverley Borough Council pointing out that at present the survey information is skewed towards the end of the active season for…
The Beryl Harvey Field in Knowle Lane, was donated to the people of Cranleigh in perpetuity by Mr Gordon Harvey in memory of his late wife to be used as a public open space. It is owned by Cranleigh Parish…
UPDATE 16 MAY 2016: After being postponed on 27 April when the Joint Planning Committee ran out of time, due to a prolonged discussion followed by refusal for the Knowle Park Initiative application, the Little Meadow application was granted on 16 May 2016. UPDATE 18…
Despite the promises of 40% affordable homes and local homes for local people, the pristine green field site that abuts an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) on Amlets Lane seems to be up for sale to the highest bidder!…
UPDATE 4 February 2016 – McCarthy & Stone appeal REFUSED UPDATE 28 JULY 2015 – McCarthy & Stone lodge an appeal with the Secretary of State against the decision of Waverley Borough Council not to grant planning permission. See the…
Representatives of the Cranleigh Society, Liz Townsend and Richard Bryant, met Crest Nicholson in the Snoxhall car park at midday on Tuesday 10 March 2015. Ben Sherreard (Cratus PR Company), Sarah Conlan (Crest Strategic Projects) and Paul Stewart (Engineer) from Mayer…
The very first Cranleigh Society meeting proved to be a great success with over 100 residents attending. The evening provided the perfect opportunity for the Society to explain to the community and to our growing membership the reasons why Cranleigh…
Liz Townsend and Richard Bryant had a high level meeting on Thursday 19 February with Royal Sun Alliance (RSA) in Horsham, who were aware of pressure from developers to build on sites with high flood risk. We discussed the remit of…
