Event Categories: Community Event

7:30 pm – 8:30 pm, April 25, 2024 – Annual Parish (Public) Meeting, St Peter's Church Hall
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm, April 30, 2024 – Planning Committee Meeting
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm, May 13, 2024 – Monthly Parish Council Meeting
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm, May 28, 2024 – Planning Committee Meeting
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm, June 10, 2024 – Monthly Parish Council Meeting
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm, June 25, 2024 – Planning Committee Meeting
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm, July 8, 2024 – Monthly Parish Council Meeting
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm, July 23, 2024 – Planning Committee Meeting

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2 days ago

Detillens Lane and other local residents have funded and planted five trees on Tidy’s Green, on the A25 at the end of Detillens Lane. These are English native trees, three Crab Apples and two Rowan, very good for biodiversity and will make a lovely addition to the space. The Green, a designated "local green space", is owned by Tandridge District Council, and they have given their permission for this project. Thanks to Tom Blackford for leading the project and to Cllr Claire Blackwell for her assistance in making it happen!The residents have agreed to water and look after the trees, and also hope to put a bench there in the near future. @limpsfieldsurrey ...#biodiversity #orchardtrees #trees #limpsfield #localgreenspace #community #communitygardening #oxted #Surrey
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Limpsfield Parish Council

2 weeks ago

LIMPSFIELD ANNUAL PARISH MEETING 25th April 2024 at 7.30pm St Peter’s Church Hall, Limpsfield Village *** AGENDA 1. Apologies for absence 2. Minutes of last meeting 3. Welcome from the Chairman (Cllr Thomas Briggs) 4. Parish Council Reports & Projects updates 5. Biodiversity Plan (Cllr Ann Osborn with Conor McNeil, National Trust) 6. Questions from the floor Refreshments will be served after the meeting. All enquiries to the Clerk – clerk@limpsfield.org / 07514 011355
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2 weeks ago

There is currently a service outage in some parts of Limpsfield – we think this is due to the theft of a large amount of copper wire (from the phone line system) from Limpsfield Village in the early hours of yesterday / Friday night. BT is working on this issue.In the meantime please make sure to check in on any elderly or vulnerable people in the area who may be without a phone.Thank you. #limpsfield #limpsfieldchart #oxted
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2 weeks ago

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Limpsfield Parish Council

1 month ago

Lovely to see everyone enjoying themselves at the first anniversary of the Limpsfield Chart community coffee mornings ☕️🍰The Parish Council is very happy to sponsor such a worthwhile endeavour, which has rapidly increased members, with a lovely mix of local residents who pop along on a Wednesday morning for free coffee, cake and company.Thank you to the Chart Fair committee who organise the coffee mornings and give such a warm welcome to anyone who comes along. All welcome every Wednesday morning from 10am-12pm....#coffeemorning #wednesdays #limpsfield #limpsfieldchart #surrey #community #volunteers
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Limpsfield Parish Council

2 months ago

Great to see Surrey County Council’s guys out on Limpsfield High Street clearing out the gullies. A job very well done and hopefully will help to keep the water in the drains from now on, even with the downpours we’ve been having, which goes a long way to help protect the historic buildings in our Conservation Area… @surreycountycouncil...#gullies #highstreet #conservationarea #limpsfield #surrey #heritage #conservation #tandridge
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2 months ago

The Friends of Limpsfield Common works with the National Trust by representing local views and supporting the management of the Common with a team of local volunteers. We are looking for new blood, new skills and lively minds! Could you use your experience to play a meaningful role on the Committee? If so, please contact either Tony Pearson (tony2.pearson@btinternet.com) or Maggie Morgan (maggiemorganclist@gmail.com).
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2 months ago

Timeline photosSpring is coming and it’s National Nest Box Week! How about putting up some nest boxes in your garden to encourage local birds? Now is the perfect time to offer up some prime real estate to prospective couples! Head to The Woodhouse Centre in Oxted – Monday to Thursday mornings – to get your nest box. Why not customise it and enhance its curb appeal?! Read our article limpsfieldsurrey.com/2023/02/25/encourage-bird-life-into-your-garden-this-spring/ ...#spring #birdboxes #nestingboxes #nestbox #birdlife #wildbirds #biodiversity
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2 months ago

A common source of dispute between neighbours and complaints to the council is overgrown hedges, bushes or trees obscuring light, overhanging other people’s property, or obstructing the pavement or highway.If any part of your hedge borders a pavement or footpath, it is YOUR responsibility to keep it maintained and trimmed back to the point that it doesn’t encroach over the footpath / pavement / road or obstruct or risk injury to passers by.When to trim hedges: August to March is often the best time to trim your hedges before the birds start to nest and while there are still no new leaves. Ideally you should then not cut hedges from March onwards until the following autumn when chicks have left the nest. Please read the rest of our article on our website.
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Importance of keeping your hedges trimmed back from footpaths and roads

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A common source of dispute between neighbours and complaints to the council is overgrown hedges, bushes or trees obscuring light, overhanging other people’s property, or obstructing the pavem…

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