NORTH WEST FARNHAM RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION WEBSITE

UPDATED 23rd JULY 2026

This website is devoted to the interests of the residents of North West Farnham, an area extending (for the purposes of the Association) to the North from the Alton Road up to the Odiham Road, and to the West from Folly Hill as far as Dippenhall.

Membership

Membership is open to everyone who lives in this area, and currently costs £5 per household per annum. Our Bank Details are North West Farnham Residents Association -  SORT CODE: 30-93-20 ACCOUNT # 00471848 so you can set up a Standing Order.

NOTE FOR YOUR DIARY - AUTUMN MEETING 14th OCTOBER at 8PM 

A PRESENTATION BY THE POLICE ABOUT SCAMS AND HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELVES

RESERVED MATTERS LAND SOUTH OF OLD PARK LANE

David Beaman has sent an email to Taylor Wimpey regarding some important matters - a copy is via this link

Email from David Beaman to TW 19th July 2026.pdf

It's very important that you register your opinions via this link - time is running out!

contact@oldparklaneconsultation.co.uk

CRONDALL LANE ROADWORKS UPDATED 23rd JULY 2026

FOI REQUEST DETAILS

The cost has been £61,000 for the 11 months of the Council's Financial Year (roughly £5,500 per month!) This will continue until a solution is found.

Councillors Paul Fairclough and Andy Macleod are aware of the situation.

PREVIOUSLY......

Since there has been no reply to my several emails to the Principal Engineer at SCC, I submitted a FOI request last week, hoping that I might get the rental costs of running the traffic lights, which have been there over a year (and counting)

PREVIOUSLY......

The question of the cost of the temporary traffic lights to date, (over a year now!) whilst the issues below are resolved, has been raised to SCC Highways - we are awaiting their response, as these cost are likely having to be borne by the ratepayers of Waverley..............

Issue: Scheme enquiry ( Carriageway and Footway )
Location: Crondall Lane Farnham

We apologise for the time this issue has been ongoing for. Our contractor is developing a buildable solution for us to run through Atkins for validation. A Project Manager has been assigned to manage the potential landowner and access issues- so the job is moving forwards- but likely to be a few months before we're in a position to be on the ground to do the repair, but we're trying to get in there more quickly to de veg and fully survey the pipe under the road and the embankment slippage to confirm the extent of the repair. If it's just what we can see, we'll put a new headwall in from precast concrete units and locally replace the embankment. If the pipe running under the road is found to be damaged beyond repair, then we're probably going to need to close the road fully to excavate down to replace it which will take some time due to its depth. The temporary traffic signals are there to protect and stop traffic from driving too close to the damaged headwall to prevent any further damage.

SCHOOL STREET UPDATE 16th JUNE

Now the engagement is completed, the feedback is being compiled and analysed along with "after" vehicle and pedestrian traffic counts to compare with the "before" data. The reports will then be shared with Cllr Macleod in July, for a final decision on whether to retain, amend or remove the School Street. Once the decision has been made, this will be shared, along with the results.

PREVIOUSLY

The trial scheme has shown up some anomalies when the cameras have been in operation during the school holidays, thus issuing letters to the supposed "intruders". This apparently has now been resolved and those incorrectly had letters have had an apology. Overall it has been a success for locals we understand, but if you have any comments to make, please use the "Contact Us" link.

FARNHAM INFRASTRUCTURE UPDATE 

Here is a link to what is happening

https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/policies-plans-consultations/major-transport-projects/farnham-infrastructure-programme/town-centre?es_c=BB3DDFB484A3C49C0A1E78C032C56E0A&es_cl=10BE147F6965D04B6EB6E0CF503F5BEA&es_id=pa%c2%a3m6

TWO UNITARY COUNCILS FOR SURREY

Please use this link to read what is to happen in April 2027

Local Government Re Organisation 2 x Unitaries.pdf

SURREY INTRODUCE CHATBOX