ELECTION DECEMBER 12 2019. Please be reminded that Limpsfield parish is now split into TWO voting areas: Limpsfield North and Limpsfield South and voters will now be asked to vote at either St Peter’s Church Hall in Limpsfield Village OR St Andrew’s Church Hall on Limpsfield Chart.
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Over the weekend Limpsfield residents should have started receiving the LPC News, which is being delivered by both the fabulous Parish News road steward teams (with your Parish News magazine if you’re in the St Peter’s area) and also by our own Parish Council elves!
The newsletter should reach everyone in the Limpsfield Parish by the end of the week.
We’re very happy to let you know that we have completed our work on Footpath 78, the public footpath that runs over the River Eden from Granville Road up to Detillens Lane, with several tonnes of aggregate having been laid.
The hugely popular Santa’s Sleigh, run by the Titsey Rotary Club is coming to town – visiting the Limpsfield Parish on December 11th and 12th. This very worthwhile endeavour raises a lot of money for local charities. Following is more info and specific dates/times for the Limpsfield area…
Did you know that this week is National Tree Week? We’d like to say a big thank you to all the fabulous individuals and groups who keep our Limpsfield woodlands so lovely…
Local walkers and runners will know that Footpath No. 75 at Whistler’s Bridge (where it crosses the M25) has now been the subject of a ‘Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order*’ (closure to pedestrians) since May 22 this year, as the bridge was deemed unsafe for pedestrian traffic. The closure was due to expire on 15 November 2019.
Over the last six months we have been working very hard to improve the way we interact and communicate with the Parish and aim to use all forms of media to keep you informed on what’s going on…
If you’re a regular walker or rider around the Limpsfield / Titsey area you will probably have had to tiptoe around the edge of Pitchfont bridleway on numerous occasions, as in the winter months or after heavy rain, it turns into a mire at the end of the lane by Titsey Road.
Tandridge District Council is urging residents to make sure they are registered to vote in the forthcoming general election.
Tandridge District Council is asking all residents to help keep leaves out of roads and drains as much as possible by not raking and blowing them into the roads, but bagging, composting or taking to the local community recycling centre instead…
