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Crawley Down Road Potholes to be repaired!(Posted 12/06/2018)

Surrey County Council recently announced additional funding for B roads in Surrey which were in most need of repair. The Parish Council could only select one road so chose Crawley Down Road and submitted a detailed bid for funding which was successful. Crawley Down Road will now be included in the first batch of roads to be resurfaced (within the next 3 months hopefully). The bid was supported by County Councillor Lesley Steeds.

You did it! Food waste recycling makes huge saving (Posted 12/06/2018)

Last year Surrey residents saved an extra £200,000 just by putting more food waste in caddies! This year residents are being urged to boost those savings by recycling even more of their food waste.....(more).

Felbridge border - application for 63 new houses (and other developments)- update. (Posted 12/06/2018)

We have recently been informed that the planning committee at TDC have turned down the applications relating to the development at the St Johns Ambulance site (63 houses). Whilst MSDC have granted permission for the building of the houses, they need access onto our roads and that has been refused based upon the traffic congestion. Another proposed development at 17 Copthorne Road (28 houses) has also been refused while the application to build a further 31 houses along the Crawley Down Road has also apparently been stopped?
An appeal for the development at 17 Copthorne Road is awaited, but to date, the St Johns site remains as "refused".

TV Provider Discount Fraud!(Posted 02/05/2018)

Attached is a publication which sets out how fraudsters are targeting people over TV Provider discount (link).

Local Planning Application refused!(Posted 02/05/2018)

At last Thursday's Planning Committee meeting at Tandridge, two applications involving the building of some 94 houses along the boundary of the village and Mid Sussex (behind Crawley Down Road and Copthorne Road), with the entrances coming out into Surrey roads, were refused.

Phishing!(Posted 02/05/2018)

Here is another reminder explaining what "Phishing" is an how to avoid becoming a victim of this crime. It is well worth reading (link).

Fly tipping again!(Posted 02/05/2018)

They're at it again..... we have a report of another two incidents of fly tipping in Stub Pond Lane.
These people have a complete disregard for the affect they are having on the local community while the Police and the Council lack the resources to take robust action to deter this type of crime. If you see or are suspicious of any type of vehicle laden with rubbish in the area then report it here along with any useful information such as the vehicle registration plate (link).

Property marking(Posted 30/03/2018)

Surrey Police We have recovered quite a few tools over the last year or so and are struggling to a) get them back to their owner and b) charge the person who stole them because they can't prove they are stolen!
The message is clear...Please mark/engrave your tools with your name and postcode....(more)

Spring Newsletter from UK Power Network(Posted 30/03/2018)

Attached is UK Power Network’s Spring Newsletter which includes information on how we can help vulnerable customers and how customers can track power cuts via their website.
Also included the link to our new ‘street map’ website (link). This displays all street lights, traffic lights, illuminated bollards and other street furniture where we have been contacted by the local highways authority to either install a new light, or make a repair to the power supplying the structure.

Easter recycling and rubbish collections(Posted 30/03/2018)

All Easter egg packaging can be recycled in your blue lidded wheeled bin or clear recycling sacks. The Easter egg boxes, plastic tray packaging, foil wrap and card can be recycled into new products...(more)

Minkey Business in Felbridge (Posted 22,/03/2018)

Wild Mink have been spotted at Hedgecourt Lake in recent days. Though they look cuddly they are not ,so be aware if you go down to the lake with dogs and children.
We believe these could be descendent's  of  Mink that were released into the wild from a mink farm by animal rights protesters a number of years ago.

Felbridge Bowling Club Open day (Posted 07/03/2018)

Felbridge Bowling Club have an open day on Sunday 29th April from 2pm onwards...more info here...(link).

Secure your email account (Posted 01/03/2018)

Your emails can contain lot of useful information that Fraudsters would love to obtain! Attached is advice from "Action Fraud" on how to protect yourself for this type of fraud....(link)

BT Scam calls (Posted 01/03/2018)

Beware of calls from a company claiming to be BT advising people that their computer has been hacked into and asking if the computer was running slow etc. This is a SCAM! do not let them talk you into allowing them to access your computer remotely Just put the phone down!

Severe weather (Posted 01/03/2018)

Recycling and rubbish teams are out collecting the work scheduled for Wednesday 28 February and Thursday 1 March where it is safe to do so. An update on the collections missed on Tuesday 27 February will be available shortly.....(more)

More reports are coming in of burglaries in the area, so be vigilant and make sure you are as secure as you can be. Also make sure if you have CCTV, the main pieces of kit are in a secure place within the house (thieves steal this equipment too if it is in a garage!)

New "Basic Art for Adults" class (Updated 01/03/2018)

A new art class "Basic Art for Adults" will begin on Wednesday afternoons 1.30 -3.30, at the Felbridge Village Hall starting March 7th. The class will proceed from learning to draw an Apple through charcoal, pastels, coloured inks and quills to producing the colour wheel in acrylics. The class then progresses to learning about the use of water colours and oils. Student may then choose a medium to work with over the following few weeks. The classes are affordable, and most items are supplied.
If you are interested in this class then please contact Pauline Mccomb on 01342 327205, or email via this link..

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