AGM 2nd March
This Thursday, 2nd of March is the AGM of the Cranleigh Civic Society at the Band Room on Village Way at 7:30pm and never before have we been so much in need of your help. We have fought the good…
Category Development
Windy Way, The Common Application Refused
Waverley Borough Council refused the application WA/2016/1544 on 29 September 2016 for the demolition of Windy Way on Cranleigh Common and the building of a block of 6 flats and two semi detached dwellings on the site. The reasons given were in summary:…
Important News Update from Cranleigh Society
Cranleigh Parish Council Drop-in Session Have organised a drop-in session on Thursday 15 September 6pm – 9pm at the Village Hall. All residents are invited to discuss Waverley’s Local Plan with your Parish Councillors. This is a very important opportunity. …
A Resident’s View – Housing Need is Big Business!
Ask yourself, what is the incentive for the big developers to build enough housing to meet demand? Building enough housing would force down house prices. Developers are in a position where they can manipulate the market by controlling supply to…
One Resident’s View on Waverley Local Plan
A local resident’s view on Waverley’s Local Plan sent to the Cranleigh Society and copied to Brian Adams (Waverley Planning Portfolio Holder) and Anne Milton MP. We would urge you to email or write with your views to: julia.potts@waverley.gov.uk , brian.adams@waverley.gov.uk (copy in your…
Resident’s View on Waverley’s Plan for Cranleigh
A local resident’s view on Waverley’s Local Plan sent yesterday to Julia Potts (leader of Waverley Borough Council) and Brian Adams (Planning Portfolio Holder) objecting to the dumping of 45% of the borough’s entire housing stock in Cranleigh and surrounding villages.…
Waverley’s Shocking Plan for Cranleigh
With the recent publication of the Agenda and accompanying Local Plan documents for the Joint Overview and Scrutiny Committee for Monday, 27th June, 2016 7.00 pm came the shocking news that Waverley are dumping 45% of their total housing allocation in and around…
45% of Waverley Housing Coming Here!
Waverley’s Local Plan is due to go before the Joint Overview and Scrutiny Committee at Waverley on Monday, 27th June, 2016 7.00 pm which includes a recommendation for 45% (4, 455 houses) of Waverley’s total housing allocation to be dumped in Cranleigh and the…
Is the Planning System Working?
On 7 June 2016 two members of the Cranleigh Civic Society attended the first joint All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Civic Societies and the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Local Democracy at Portcullis House, Westminster. The headline was “Is the…
Cranleigh Primary School Development Plans
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…