Rather confusing article regarding the withdrawal of the planning application for 265 houses by the Knowle Park Initiative was reported in last week’s Surrey Advertiser. There is nothing ‘undemocratic’ in the way Waverley Borough Council’s Head of Planning, Matthew Evans…
Cranleigh Society and Conservation Area Review As part of the work to shape a vision for the future of Cranleigh village, the Cranleigh Society has been in consultation with Waverley Borough Council, local historians, representatives of Surrey Archaeological Society and…
5 October 2016 UPDATE – Detailed Permission Granted. 24 August 2016 UPDATE – Detailed Planning Permission deferred by Joint Planning Committee July 2016 UPDATE – Detailed Planning Permission Joint Planning Committee Date 24 August 2016 at Waverley Borough Council JUNE 2016 UPDATE – Cranleigh…
UPDATE: FULL PERMISSION GRANTED 22 JUNE 2015 Cranleigh Brickworks situated in open countryside, has been subject to a number of failed planning applications since 2002. The current one is for 19 large dwellings following remediation of the site which is…
Cranleigh residents have been shocked to discover that raw sewage is flowing into a village brook from a number of properties in Cranleigh that are wrongly connected to surface water drains. The Cranleigh Society has commissioned water sampling to identify…
The Cranleigh Society is pleased to see that the Environment Agency has agreed with all of our own investigations, backed up by expert advice, and with local residents’ knowledge of the flood risk on this site. You can read a…
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…
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!…
