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Warlingham Community Directory 'Our Village' Warlingham Community Directory ‘Our Village’ This Warlingham Community Directory contains essential information for those living in and around Warlingham. We believe it would be especially useful for newcomers and help them to settle in and become part of village life. It is set out alphabetically under main headings followed by individual listings; collectively these offer you, the reader, a unique reference point to come back to whenever you need information. We try to cover most things but have to use some discretion. Generally we include organizations based physically in the Warlingham area, or else nearby if they are regularly used by Warlingham residents. Thank you to the many volunteers who have been involved in preparing this community resource and also to Parish News, its sister publication, for financing this edition. Entries have been checked according to the General Data Protection Regulation and we thank all those concerned for their patience and support. If there are errors, we apologise, and ask you to send them to the editor, [email protected]. Please acknowledge the Warlingham Community Directory as the source. Accident Services Minor Injuries Unit (for over 18's) 01883 837500 Caterham Dene Hospital, Church Road, Caterham CR3 5RA NHS Choices (Accident & Emergency) www.nhs.uk Minor 111 Urgent 999 Alcoholics Anonymous www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk 0800 9177 650 [email protected] Allotments Allotments - Tandridge District Council 01883 722000 www.tandridge.gov.uk The Warlingham Allotment Garden Association Contact: Derek Butler 01883 623618 St Christopher’s Allotments Contact: Revd Michelle Edmonds 01883 623011 1 Amateur Dramatics ATG Drama Group www.atgdramagroup.co.uk Acting on stage or performing any of the vital off-stage roles Contact: Nicola Newman [email protected] 07949 024824 Arts and Crafts A Crafty Club Mission Room, Chapel Road, Warlingham Fri 10am – 1pm. Contact: Kay 07805 705577 Hands and Hearts St Christopher's, Chelsham Road, Warlingham Wed - 1st monthly Contact: Becky email: [email protected] 020 8657 2849 Monday Art Group St Ambrose Hall, Warren Park, Warlingham Mon 10am - 1.30pm Contact: David Sims email: [email protected] 01892 871531 The Arts Society Croydon branch: 020 8657 2496 http://tascroydonarea.org.uk meets All Saints’ Church Hall, Sanderstead 2nd Thurs monthly (except Aug & Dec) at 10 - 12noon The Arts Society Sanderstead branch: www.theartssocietysanderstead.org.uk meets Sanderstead United Reformed Church Hall, Sanderstead Hill 4th Tues monthly (not Aug & Dec) at 10 - 12noon Astronomy Contact: Tony Roberts FRAS 01883 622592 email: [email protected] Badminton Chelsham Badminton Club Methodist Hall, Limpsfied Road Contact: Ros Tunbridge 020 8660 4944 Warlingham Methodist Badminton Club www.surreycommunity.info/warlinghambadminton Methodist Hall, Limpsfield Road Thurs 8.10 – 10.10 pm; Leader: Bill Kidston 020 8657 3514 Welcome Badminton Club (Ladies only) Friday 9.30am - 12.30 pm Meets Church Hall, Warlingham Contact: Dot Singleton 01883 622146 2 Befriending Scheme www.tva.org.uk Volunteers and Befriendees Contact: Lucy Darlow 01883 722593 Bereavement Support Rowland Brothers Foundation Bereavement Support Services Bereavement counselling; group sessions; one-to-one Contact: [email protected] 020 8660 5547 Bingo meets Village Hall, Warlingham Mondays 7.30 - 10pm, Contact: Jose Connery 01883 622271 Births, Deaths and Ceremonies - Registration Reigate Register Office, Reigate Library, Bancroft Rd, Reigate RH2 7RP By appointment only. Go to: www.surreycc.gov.uk/birth-death-and-ceremonies/register-offices/reigate Bowls Warlingham Park Bowls Club Contact: Mrs Ruth Smith 01883 623654 Warlingham Short Mat Bowls Club meets Church Hall, Warlingham Green Mon 10 - 12noon; Wed 10 - 12noon and 1.15 - 3.15pm; Fri 2 - 4pm. Contact: Mike Singer 07760 354599 Caring and Carers Carers' Support Association - East Surrey www.escsa.org.uk 78A High St, Bletchingley, Redhill RH1 4PA helps unpaid carers to care Contact: [email protected] 01883 745057 Alzheimer’s Society www.alzheimers.org.uk Local support available on website National Dementia Helpline 0300 222 1122 open Mon -Wed 9am-8pm; Thurs & Fri 9am-5pm; Sat & Sun 10am-4pm Crossroads Care - Surrey www.crossroadscaresurrey.org.uk Support for unpaid carers in Surrey 3 Chiropodist/Podiatrist Valerie Fowler HCPC, M.ChS., Alstonefield, Tandridge Road, Warlingham 01883 624788 Jane Brownson HCPC, M.ChS., Elizabeth House Medical Practice, 515 Limpsfield Rd, Warlingham 07989 147510 Choirs All Saints' Church Choir meets in the church vestry, Warlingham on Thurs 7.30 - 9pm Contact: Organist & Choir Master John email: [email protected] 020 8677 0733 Amici Coro www.amicicoro.co.uk meets at All Saints’ Church, Warlingham Tues 7.45 – 9.15pm. Contact: Andrew Scott 07799 677601 Cantilena Singers meets Methodist Church, Limpsfield Rd, Sanderstead Wed 7.30 - 9.30pm. Ladies choir - No auditions. Contact: Jill Kilsby email: [email protected] 07957 627783 Caterham Community Choir Caterham community Choir meets De Stafford School, Caterham Tues 7 - 9pm Contact: Jean Mallery email: [email protected] 01883 345619 East Surrey Choral Society www.escs.org.uk Meets: Centenary Hall, Essendene Road, Caterham Tues 7.45 - 10pm. No auditions. Email: [email protected] Citizens' Advice Bureau www.caterhamcab.org.uk 03444 111444 First Floor, Caterham Valley Library, Stafford Road, Caterham, CR3 6JG Mon 10am - 4pm (prearranged appointments & phone only) Tues 10am - 4pm ; Wed 11am - 5pm ; Thurs 10am - 4pm ; Fri - closed. Contact: [email protected] 01883 348385 Also an Outreach service at Warlingham Community Library, Limpsfield Road. Book an appointment at the library 4 Community Events May Queen Crowning and Fair Warlingham Green & School Common On Saturday Early May Bank Holiday weekend Contact Sarah email: [email protected] Warlingham Fair www.warlingham-fair.org.uk At Blanchman’s Farm Nature Reserve, Limpsfield Road On 3rd Saturday in June Secretary: Marion Jones [email protected] 01883 626398 Remembrance Sunday Act of Remembrance on Warlingham Green Contact: Simon Bold [email protected] 07951 211498 Poppy Petals on Remembrance Day 11th November unless falling on a Sunday when it is a close alternative date. Poppy petals are scattered on the War Graves at All Saints’, Warlingham Contact: Susan Cornish 01883 349359 Warlingham Community Fireworks www.warlinghamfireworks.co.uk warlingham fireworks Around 5th November Musical firework display for families; raising money for local groups and charities. Switching on of the Christmas Lights Event www.warlinghamlights.org.uk Warlingham Green and School Common on a Saturday in November 01883 626603 Chair: Robin Bloore [email protected] 07860 809966 Warlingham Events Warlingham Events Supporting activities in Warlingham for the benefit of the community. Contact: Peter Currell 07787 334966 Community Mediation - East Surrey www.ESCM.org.uk For help in resolving neighbourhood disputes email: [email protected] 07497 889479 For family mediation email: [email protected] 07484 799092 5 Conservation and Wild Life All Saints’ Churchyard Management 3rd Sat monthly 10am - 1pm. Volunteers welcome Contact: Marion Havard 01883 622279 Blanchman’s Farm Nature Reserve www.blanchmansfarm.org Management Committee Secretary: Mrs M Jones 01883 626398 East Surrey Badger Protection Society www.esbps.org.uk Contact: Raymond Ings 01883 380321 St Leonard’s Churchyard Working Group Times by arrangement. Contact: Gillian 01883 624506 Councils and Government Parish Councils Warlingham www.warlinghampc.org.uk Simon Bold: [email protected] 07951 211498 Chelsham & Farleigh www.chelshamandfarleigh-pc.gov.uk Michelle Richards: [email protected] 07528 754986 Member of Parliament (East Surrey) Sam Gyimah MP (Con) www.samgyimah.com email: [email protected] Surrey County Council Penrhyn Road, Kingston-upon-Thames KT1 2DW 03456 009009 www.surrey.gov.uk County Councillor for Warlingham, Chelsham and Farleigh 020 8541 8003 Cllr David Hodge CBE. [email protected] Tandridge District Council Station Road East, Oxted RH8 0BT 01883 722000 www.tandridge.gov.uk Council Chairman: Cllr David Cooley (May 2018/2019) Warlingham East incl. Chelsham & Farleigh: Cllrs Simon Morrow, Jeremy Pursehouse, Cindy Steer Warlingham West: Cllrs David Cooley, Robin Bloore 6 Dance Babyballet Chelsham Road Community Hall Fri 9 - 12noon Contact: Katie 07590 313011 Line Dancing Church Hall, Warlingham, Thurs 2 - 3pm Contact: Sandie Collins 0208 657 8245 Star Dance Academy Street Dance classes Tues & Sat at Methodist Church Hall, 07522 935240 email: Nina Flavell at [email protected] Warlingham Dance Studio www.warlinghamdance.co.uk RAD Ballet, ISTD Tap, Modern Jazz, Musical Theatre, LAMDA Drama, Acrobatic Art, Adult Tap. Times on website at the Church Hall and Village Hall email: Katie Cox at [email protected] 07005 981501 Dentists Hamsey Green Dental Surgery 01883 627764 85a Limpsfield Rd, CR6 9RH Mr G Sandhu BDS (London) and Associates Complete Dentistry 01883 622222 www.completedentistrysurrey.co.uk 1 Church Road, CR6 9LF Dr Jessica Morris ; Dr Kinary Patel Doctors Dr A Trompetas, Dr P Campbell, Dr A Drahaman 01883 625532 [email protected] 1 Church Road, CR6 9NW Dr D A Hinkes, Dr H C Cohen 01883 625262 www.elizabethhousemedicalpractice.co.uk 515 Limpsfield Road, Warlingham CR6
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