After Rob Kerby’s presentation on the 16 July we have had several requests for a brief guide to ‘affordable housing’ so here goes. Social housing is affordable housing – accommodation that is affordable to meet the needs of people who do…
UPDATE: The Appeal date is 2 February 2016 10am in the Waverley Borough Council Offices, The Burys, Godalming. ALL WELCOME. The Berkeley Homes Appeal was registered with the Planning Inspectorate. The appeal starting date is 17th AUGUST 2015. Please…
We can’t really figure out why a new application was necessary for the Knowle Park Initiative (KPI), other than it means that everyone who objected previously against this application has to resubmit their comments. However never fear it only takes…
Berkeley Homes are appealing Waverley’s decision to dump 425 houses on open countryside South of Cranleigh High Street. Our Parish Councillors said No to Berkeley Homes Our Waverley Borough Councillors said No to Berkeley Homes Hundreds of Cranleigh residents said…
UPDATE 4 February 2016 – McCarthy & Stone appeal REFUSED Save Our Homes Residents of Penwerris have received notification that McCarthy & Stone are appealing against Waverley Borough Council’s decision to refuse planning permission for a luxury block of 25…
Berkeley Homes has lodged an appeal against the decision by Waverley Borough Council to reject their application for 425 dwellings on a green field site (The Maples) to the South of Cranleigh High Street. This site is the size of…
**PRESS RELEASE** 21 July 2015 Since setting up in October 2014 life for the Cranleigh Civic Society has been a bit of a whirlwind. Alongside other communities across the country, Cranleigh has developers queuing up to build on its green…
We are delighted that the planning Officers of Waverley Borough Council have decided to refuse the application by McCarthy & Stone for this huge apartment block on the Horsham Road and that the residents of Penwerris will keep their homes.…
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…
