On 18 April Cranleigh Parish Council Planning Committee objected to the Full Planning application on Amlets Lane by Cala Homes. Cala Homes currently have outline planning permission on the Amlets Lane site. Outline permission establishes just the principal of development on a…
UPDATE: Residents Liaison Group Established 22 November 2016 UPDATE: Amlets Lane Detailed Permission Granted 8 November 2016 UPDATE: Amlets Lane deferred 14 September 2016 UPDATE: Full application will be heard by Waverley’s Joint Planning Committee on 14 September 2016 Original Article:…
After several months of cancelled Joint Planning Committee (JPC) meetings, Waverley Borough Council is now on a roll. The Berkeley Homes successful appeal has caused a flurry of activity and now, even before the dust has settled on the…
Waverley Environmental Health, who we are very pleased to report have been extremely helpful, regarding the sewage spill on the Elmbridge Road, have confirmed that Thames Water have identified the cause of the recent sewage spill as a collapsed sewage…
Great Saturday morning in Cranleigh High Street. With the rain thankfully holding off and the high street bustling with residents, the Cranleigh Civic Society managed to speak to lots of residents. Many or you spoke about the ongoing sewage issues, especially…
On 7th April, at the public hearing with the Traffic Commissioner at Guildford Borough Council, local Cranleigh residents put their objections to the granting of 10 operating licences for Tunnel Grab Ltd which had applied for an operating centre at…
SEWAGE CRISIS IN CRANLEIGH CONTINUES! Email Anne Milton MP anne.milton.mp@parliament.uk 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…
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”…
