We are delighted to say that all three of OLRG’s candidates for the Oxted South ward of Oxted Parish Council have been elected. The result was: Dhani Blackwell, Oxted & Limpsfield Residents Group: 539 Harriet Gillam, Oxted & Limpsfield Residents Group: 557 Kelly Kent, Oxted & Limpsfield Residents Group: 585 Nicholas Peter Bamber, Labour Party: 74 David Halliwell, Labour Party: 90 Pat Hunter, Labour Party: 84 Very many thanks for all the support, it is really appreciated. Continued
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The government intends to reorganise local government and abolish Surrey’s 11 district and borough councils including Tandridge. It proposes to replace them, and Surrey County Council, with a unitary system. That means all local services will be delivered by the same council instead of the current two-tier system where services are split between t ... Continued
We are delighted to say that OLRG’s Mark Stringer has been elected as a Tandridge District Councillor for Oxted South with a large majority. Thank you so much to everyone for all the support and encouragement we received during the campaign. The result was: Mark Stringer, Oxted & Limpsfield Residents Group: 890 Iain Carter, Conservative: 217 ... Continued
The planning appeal by developers Cala Homes against Tandridge District Council’s refusal of planning permission for 116 dwellings on land at the back of Chichele Road in Oxted, has been dismissed by a government Planning Inspector. The Inspector found that: “the appeal scheme would fail to protect a valued landscape, cause significant ha ... Continued
Oxted South, Tandridge District Council by-election on 1 May We are delighted to say that Mark Stringer is standing for election for the Oxted & Limpsfield Residents Group in a by-election for the Oxted South ward on 1st May. The by-election is b ... Continued ...
3 April 2025 Have your say about the future of local government in Surrey. An initial proposal for local government reorganisation, which would see the county divided into two or three unitary councils, has been published by distr ... Continued ...
Ellice Road toilets are getting a revamp. Tandridge District Council is currently refurbishing the toilets in Ellice Road car park. The works mean they are closed for 8 weeks (from 28 October 2024). The refurbishment includes a complete strip-out and de ... Continued ...
A decision is awaited on the planning appeal by developers Cala Homes against Tandridge District Council’s refusal of planning permission for 116 dwellings on land at the back of Chichele Road. The Inquiry was held for 7 days in September and O ... Continued ...
Natural England have now published their consultation report on a new extended boundary for the Surrey Hills National Landscape (formerly the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). The boundary variation consultation ran from 7th March to 13th June 2023. ... Continued ...
The four day Public Inquiry being held into an appeal against two enforcement notices served by Tandridge District Council on a site on Green Belt land at Tanhouse Road in Oxted has now been rescheduled again. The Inquiry by a Planning Inspector, w ... Continued ...
The District’s first Business Awards have been launched by Tandridge District Council. Businesses with a trading address in Tandridge District are invited to enter up to three of the nine available categories which are: Small Business of th ... Continued ...
A four day Public Inquiry is being held into an appeal against two enforcement notices served by Tandridge District Council on a caravan site on Green Belt land at Tanhouse Road in Oxted. The Inquiry by a Planning Inspector, which has twice been post ... Continued ...
We are delighted to say that all of OLRG’s eight candidates have been elected to Tandridge District Council with very large majorities. Thank you so much to everyone for all the support and encouragement we have received. Peter Damesick and Cat ... Continued ...
This year, due to a Government boundary review which has changed some voting ward areas, all councillors on Tandridge District Council have to stand for election. It means there are eight OLRG candidates in three wards to vote for on 2 May. Several r ... Continued ...
