SEWAGE CRISIS IN CRANLEIGH CONTINUES! Email Anne Milton MP [email protected] TODAY and let her know that Cranleigh has a sewage crisis. She has previously said that if she gets more than 5 emails from residents on a given subject she…
We are extremely disappointed to confirm that the Planning Inspectorate has upheld the Appeal submitted by Berkeley Homes for 425 dwellings on green fields South of Cranleigh High Street. The main reason cited is that the benefits outweigh the drawbacks…
Residents have informed us that there is to be a Public Hearing by the Office of the Traffic Commissioner at Guildford Borough Council Offices on THURSDAY 7 APRIL, 2016 at 11 am. regarding the application by Tunnell Grab Services, who…
On 2nd March members of the Cranleigh Society, Liz Townsend and Adrian Clarke met with Waverley Borough Council Planning Officers, Matthew Evans (Chief Planning Officer) and his colleague, Elizabeth Sims (taking over as Interim Head of Planning next week). We explained…
After months of research and pressure by the Cranleigh Society, the Environment Agency has admitted in writing to us that Cranleigh Waters, where Thames Water currently discharge Cranleigh’s sewage effluent, is exceeding legal safety limits and it is “technically infeasible”…
UPDATE – Appeal Decision due by 8 April 2016 DON’T FORGET the Berkeley Homes Appeal against 425 dwellings south of the High Street starts on next Tuesday 2 February at 10am at Waverley Borough Council Offices, the Burys, Godalming. The Appeal…
The Cranleigh Society alerted Surrey County Council Highways department that the traffic light controlled Bridge on the Elmbridge Road was showing worrying signs of cracking under the increasingly heavy loads that now cross it on a daily basis. This story was featured…
Berkeley Homes, Site Sewage Problem We would like to thank members of the committee that have contributed towards this study into the sewage issue in Cranleigh. This information has been passed to the Inspector of the Berkeley Homes Appeal, Waverley Borough…
“On Sunday afternoon, 3rd January, I got a knock on the door from a neighbour, advising me that Waverley had said Nightingales was at severe risk of flooding and that they were in attendance at the troublesome culvert for the…
Residents and Users of Elmbridge Road, the main arterial road from the A281 into Cranleigh, need more than bush trimming to keep the road safe! For too long Elmbridge Road has looked as if nobody cares, to quote a Waverley…