February 2020 Newsletter
There were several interesting items on the agenda for the 10 February meeting and a good turnout of residents. The Regional Development Manager from English Rural Housing gave a helpful
There were several interesting items on the agenda for the 10 February meeting and a good turnout of residents. The Regional Development Manager from English Rural Housing gave a helpful
The Council had a very good response from residents of Newdigate parish, over 150 detailed responses were received. Residents were asked to consider and rate in order of importance the
With the assistance and advice of Surrey Community Action, and a grant to cover start-up costs from the Parish Council, this much needed voluntary transport scheme will be starting up
As I drove along the dark winding country roads toward the Village Hall on Monday 13 January, carefully avoiding all the new potholes and large puddles of water, along with
A sparkling Christmas tree shone over proceedings in the Village Hall as the Parish Council met for its monthly meeting on Monday 9 December. Several new people were among the
The Parish Council meeting on Monday 11 November was well attended as usual. The police report this month was quite brief with nothing major reported, although even minor crimes can
The Parish Council meeting on Monday 14 October was well attended as always. The police report this month details a few minor events none of which resulted in injuries to
This letter was sent to Surrey County Council on 16 April: Dear Sirs SCC Ref 2018/0152 – Horse Hill Oil Well Site We write to express the deep concern of
The following people have been elected as Councillors for Newdigate Parish Council and will take office on Tuesday 7 May 2019: Phillip Crutcher, Robin Gardner, William Harmsworth, Bill Kear, Sarah
The Parish Council engaged a professional organisation, 2020Consultancy, to carry out assessment of speed, volume and type of traffic in Newdigate in an effort to gain evidence supporting our requests