Waverley Local Plan runs into trouble with Government Inspector
19 March 2012 Oh dear! We always thought that the emerging local planning policy for Waverley, the Core Strategy, was going to struggle to get through its examination by a government appointed planning...
View ArticleWaverley’s Core Strategy
Kathy Smyth from GWWFoE was asked to discuss the planning implications of the recent Government Inspectors hearing and report into issues with Waverley Borough Council’s Core Strategy. A transcript of...
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Community Action against Non-Native Invasive Species (NNIS) in Surrey
One of the biggest threats to our native wildlife is the presence of non-native species that have the potential to spread rapidly and out-compete native plants. Non-native Invasives such as Himalayan...
View ArticleDunsfold Aerodrome – what lies ahead for Cranleigh…
21 July 3013 In a recent comment on the post on the Waverley Matters blog entitled ‘Chocks away’, a gentleman called Paul criticised local Friends of the Earth as follows “Allowing a greedy developer...
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Waverley’s Solar Failure
4 March 2014 According to the Government “Solar photovoltaic (PV) technology is a mature, proven technology and is a reliable source of renewable energy with an important role to play in the UK energy...
View ArticleCranleigh flood risk
Friends of the Earth have been concerned over the application by Berkeley’s Strategic to build 425 homes on an area prone to flooding in the centre of Cranleigh. (WA/2014/0912) Our concern is so strong...
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