The Cranleigh Civic Society has been very busy compiling its response to Waverley’s Local Plan Part One. Yesterday (3 October 17:00) was the deadline for all comments. We delivered our forms first thing in the morning and got a receipt for 42…
Following receipt of the Cranleigh Civic Society’s Odour Assessment Survey, Surrey County Council Planning Enforcement Team are now investigating whether Thames Water should have applied for planning permission, and carried out a full odour impact assessment, prior to expansion at Cranleigh’s Sewage Treatment Works.…
2,000 residents had no water for approximately 24 hours, starting in the early hours of Friday morning, due to a number of burst water pipes across Cranleigh. Most residents will be aware of the burst water main on Barhatch Lane. …
Cranleigh Civic Society is investigating the report received that Waverley Borough Council has not yet completed a full Water Cycle Study as part of it’s preparation for their draft Local Plan about to be released for public consultation. REGISTER TO HAVE YOUR…
Cranleigh Sewage Works opened almost 50 years ago in July 1967 to serve between 10,000 and 15,000 people locally. As at 6th July 2016, Thames Water estimated that they now deal with sewage from a minimum of 14,150 people, so…
In just a few minutes after a heavy downpour on Saturday afternoon (25 June) parts of Cranleigh were very quickly flooded. Knowle Lane 25 June 2016 This incident shows exactly how rapidly flooding can occur and provides a clear indication of how catastrophic a…
The Cranleigh Society has written to object to the Amlets Lane full planning application and Cala Homes request to remove or alter the pre-commencement condition to improve Cranleigh’s sewerage system. Please add your own objections here too: Application by Cala Homes for full planning ref…
Waverley’s Senior Environmental Health Officer has written in support of Thames Water’s objection against the request by Cala Homes for the variation of Condition 40. The Condition was placed on the approval for outline planning for 125 houses on Amlets Lane to…
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…
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,…
