Your MP Hears your problems – FLOOD FORUM Bandroom, Friday, March 9th. 9.30 am VITAL YOU & YOUR NEIGHBOURS ATTEND Anne Milton MP and your Waverley Borough & Cranleigh Parish Councillors plus many Officers from the Council, Thames Water & other…
CCS received a grumbling letter – it goes something like this – Let’s talk about Community Infrastructure Levy now at last we have a LOCAL PLAN, but what does this mean? An agreed LOCAL PLAN gives our planners at Waverley Borough…
LATEST NEWS Cranleigh Civic society strengthened! The Committee of Cranleigh Civic Society has been strengthened and energised to fight the growing avalanche of proposed housing. The new Chair, Terry Stewart, was Chair, then President, of Dorset CPRE (Campaign to…
EU GDPR 2018 CRANLEIGH CIVIC SOCIETY Privacy Policy – GDPR Last reviewed: February 2018 GDPR – This privacy policy sets out how Cranleigh Civic Society uses and protects any information that you give Cranleigh Civic Society when you use this…
AN APOLOGY AND AN UPDATE FOR OUR MEMBERS We do apologise for the absence of any postings since 20 November last year but we can assure you that this does not mean we were not continuing with our fight to…
14 January Cranleigh Society social get together next Monday – at the Three Horseshoes Pub in Cranleigh – near the garage – from 6.30 pm. Do come…
Since our posting on 6 October we have written to Anne Milton MP, Tom Horwood (Interim MD at Waverley Borough Council) and the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) to confirm our utter amazement and dismay that this application…
Thames Water advised Cranleigh Civic Society on the 20th October that the 3km of asbestos cement pipe that they are replacing in Cranleigh is only one fifth of the total length of the asbestos pipes in the village. That means…
After a long fight by Cranleigh Civic Society, Thames Water have agreed to start replacing Cranleigh’s asbestos cement drinking water pipes starting in 2018. 29.6% of our drinking water pipes are old and made from asbestos cement (compared to an average…
Despite fears about flooding from Cranleigh Waters and odour from the sewage treatment plant as well as water quality in the river, Waverley Borough Council’s Joint Planning Committee are being recommended to GRANT permission to Thakeham Homes for 54 new…
