After a period of rest over Christmas and New Year, we held our bi-monthly meeting in which we  covered several important topics affecting our community, including updates on our plan, the SANG car park, concerns around antisocial behaviour, and progress on the Murray House playground consultation. Here’s a summary of the key discussions and upcoming actions. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

We held our bi-monthly meeting in which we reviewed progress on several local projects and address concerns around infrastructure, compliance, and community impact. Here’s what was discussed and what happens next: 📸 NCIL Project: CCTV and Community Safety The CCTV projects remain on hold while support costs are determined. Next step:   Head of RBC Community Services to liaise with Surrey County Council to resolve these issues. 🌳 NCIL Project: New Murray House Play Area The

We held our bi-monthly meeting to discuss the latest developments in the Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (NCIL) and other key local issues. Here's a summary of what was covered and the next steps we're taking together: 📸 NCIL Project: CCTV and Community Safety We discussed the ongoing NCIL project, with a focus on the relocation of CCTV cameras in the centre of the village. A key concern raised was whether a single camera would provide sufficient coverage once th

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