Thames Water have confirmed in an email to the Cranleigh Society that they: “can confirm we will be going back to the Council proactively saying we do not agree to the change in the wording of the condition.” This means…
We have been advised that some residents have received an invitation to the Public Exhibition of the proposed residential development of 98 houses (and open space!) at the existing Cranleigh school sites at Parsonage Road and Church Lane, in addition to…
A brief history of Cranleigh’s conservation area – known as Beryl Harvey Field. It was originally part of Coldharbour Farm and given to Cranleigh Parish Council in 1970 by Mr Gordon Harvey, in memory of his wife, for the use…
On the evening of the second of June, I was invited, as a member of the community liaison group, to visit the site of the old Cranleigh Brick Works, off Knowle Lane, to see part of the ongoing work to control the…
In the face of mounting local concerns about ongoing sewage spillages and out of control housing development, Cranleigh Civic Society called a meeting on the 11th of May, at the Elmbridge Road Sewage Works. We invited representatives, who all attended,…
We were astonished to find out that Cala Homes have applied to Waverley to remove the pre commencement Grampian style condition on the Amlets Lane application in favour of a post development condition. Please Object to the removal of this condition on…
Interested residents recently received the Traffic Commissioners decision on the application made by Tunnell Grab Services Ltd to use Yew Tree Nursery (now known as Stonescapes located on Green Belt) as an operating centre for 10 HGV’s, following the Public…
Would you like to see a new cycle path from Bramley to Guildford? Bramley Parish Council have published an online survey to assess demand for a clean, paved, commutable, direct cycle path to Guildford. The proposal is that this path…
The ongoing problem with raw sewage being released into the brook running along the edge of the CVHT field and abutting Knowle Lane is now receiving long overdue attention. In yet another email to dated 4 May 2016 to the Environment…
Despite being a remote site on a green field, impact on sewage, roads, visual amenity, urbanising impact, absence of protected species surveys and impact on ancient woodland, the list went on, Little Meadow application for 75 houses on the Alfold Road…
