NORTH WEST FARNHAM RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION WEBSITE
UPDATED 9th JANUARY 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.
SCHOOL STREET UPDATE 9th JANUARY
Please folow this link for the latest news
COXBRIDGE UPDATE 5th DECEMBER
Good afternoon everyone, I talked to Sales at Coxbridge this week and they said that as the Housing Market had slowed down they were pausing building for a few months - probably as many as three - they cited problems with The Budget, obtaining mortgages etc. They were finishing off some houses at the present, ready for more occupants as required.
The first occupants are moving in shortly they said.
COXBRIDGE UPDATE 21st NOVEMBER
See under "Planning"
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
FARNHAM BOARD MEETING 1st NOVEMBER 2025
Here is a link to Catherine Powell's report.
Catherine Powell update Jan 19th 2025.pdf
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
22nd OCTOBER 2025 UPDATE ON SCHOOL STREETS - BEAVERS ROAD - SEE "NEWS" PAGE
ROAD WORKS CRONDALL LANE Updated 9th January
Date for completion now moved to the end of January - before it got deleted this week! I have queried this omission with SCC
Back in October, an enquiry was made to SCC about the two way signalling in Crondall Lane by The Long House, since the traffic lights have been there for some time now - this is their response
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Your Reference Number: 3364179
Highways Reference Number: 263905
Dear David King,
Thank you for your enquiry which has been logged as follows:
Issue: Scheme enquiry ( Carriageway and Footway )
Location: Crondall Lane Farnham
Thank you for enquiry regarding the road closure, please be assured Surrey Highways do understand your frustrations,
Unfortunately, a void has been identified in the carriageway, requiring the traffic management for safety reasons.
This is a very dangerous void in the carriageway and therefore, the need to have it inspected and repaired. I do sympathise that this is causing chaos; however, the road will have Traffic Control (two-way signals) and work is expected to be completed around 31 October, 2025.
I hope the information that I have provided is helpful and to reassure you that your concerns have been taken seriously.
Sign up to 'Your Highways Update' to stay up to date with highways information for your local area.
Kind regards,
Highways Customer Services Team
Surrey Highways and Transport
PLANNING INSPECTOR GRANTS PERMISSION FOR LAND BEHIND THE UCA
WA/2023/01467
See update in "Planning" section
SURREY INTRODUCE CHATBOX
As the town centre improvements progress, we've launched a chatbot to help keep you updated, as well as tell you about the latest events in Farnham, tips on how to get around and answer your questions about the project. Click here to start a conversation, or you can text 'Hello Farnham 2' to 07411 188418.
WA/2024/00599 COXBRIDGE - Update 29th July
So now we know who is the mystery buyer of part of Coxbridge development that has been rumoured for so long.
https://www.farnhamherald.com/news/ps55-million-housing-deal-sealed-for-farnham-outskirts-814476
COMMUNITY SPEED WATCH UPDATED 9th JANUARY 2026
We currently have a Community Speed Watch Team that has been in the lower part (20MPH) of Crondall Lane (CSW#1) - their coordinator has recently given me their report as follows:
Our Community Speedwatch is nearly a year old as it started on 25th January 2025. 27 sessions have been carried out, an average of 2 per month. 440 letters have been sent out and 70 drivers were speeding excessively, over 1.5 times the speed limit. The maximum speed recorded was 40 mph and the average speed was 28 mph. There were 8 repeat offenders, 17 vehicles without MOT and 13 vehicles without tax. The police officer has said that our Speedwatch group is out far more than other groups. New equipment was given to our group by the CSW police officer, in December 2025. I am trying to sort out this month's sessions now and each session has reduced in time from 1 hour to 30 mins due to the cold and wet weather.
CSW#2, for the 30MPH part of Crondall Lane, is waiting to get their WhatsApp group setup and online training done - when this is done then onsite training will be done by the CSW#1 coordinator.
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
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