INCORPORATING THE VILLAGES AND HAMLETS OF BROOK, ENTON, MILFORD, SANDHILLS, & WORMLEY UPDATEUPDATE Autumn 2019

Contents Notes from the Chairman . . . . . 1 Notes from the Chairman An update on our land ...... 2 This has been such a busy six In September, the Clerk and I Would you like an allotment? months that we have had to attended the Mayor of Waverley’s Civic . .2 Finance and General Purposes increase the number of pages Service at St Nicolas Church in Committee in this newsletter to tell you . The event was held to ...... 3 St John’s Churchyard about it! welcome the new mayor of Waverley, ...... 3 Planning ...... Borough Council elections took place Cllr Mary Foryszewski. 4 in May and we now have four new Meanwhile, the normal business of Witley Station trees ...... 4 borough councillors for our area - Jack the Parish Council continues. The Dragonflies at Blackhill Pond . . . .5 Lee and Christine Baker representing playing fields are mowed, funding Volunteer Gardener at St John’s Milford; and Jan Floyd-Douglass and decisions are made and planning Churchyard ...... 5 . Trevor Sadler representing Witley. applications are scrutinised. My fellow Witley Neighbourhood Plan David Else and Jenny Else were re- councillors share more about that 6 New trees and bulb planting elected for and and elsewhere in this newsletter. . . .7 Pick up after your dog continue to represent our Brook Overall, it’s an exciting time to be a ...... 7 residents. We have already begun Parish Councillor. We have two new Hills to South Downs Rail Partnership working with all six councillors to the councillors who are hopefully finding ...... 8 Milford level crossing benefit of our residents. exactly that! Read more about ...... 8 In May and June a six week Debby Flack and Francis Groves on Remembrance Day poppies . . . .8 consultation on the draft Witley Page 10. We still have vacancies for Milford Green Football Club . . . .9 Neighbourhood Plan took place. Thank councillors, so do get in touch if you Welcome to our two new you to everyone who attended an would like get involved in shaping Councillors ...... 10 exhibition or completed a feedback the place you live. Borough Councillor surgeries form. See Page 6 for more information Please visit our Facebook page .10 Witley Parish Councillors on that. (search for Witley Parish Council) . . . . .11 County & Borough Councillors to find all the latest news 11 Diary dates about what the Parish ...... 12 Council is doing. Council office ...... 12 Councillor Gillian McCalden, Contacting . . . . . Chairman, 2019-2020 12

Thank you to our deliverers A big thank you to all our wonderful volunteer deliverers. This time they have a 12 page newsletter and a directory to get through your letterboxes! We are grateful that their Sarah Nash, Cllr Gillian McCalden and efforts enable us to communicate with you in this way. Cllr Christine Baker at the Civic Service

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An update on our land As always there have been encouraging perhaps if you see anything on the ground, could you things and challenging things in the last pick it up? Use gloves, of course. It all helps keep the few months. area looking smart. One of the encouraging things was a litter pick in We’re getting closer to upgrading the play area at June, six councillors and the Clerk were joined by Witley Recreation Ground and are talking to about a dozen residents, adults and children. Between representatives of Chichester Hall, Witley Cricket Club us we picked up litter on Milford Heath, the Pleck and and playground suppliers, with a view to possibly Jubilee Field and filled quite a few bags. And actually it relocating it next to the hall. We will not, though, close was fun! Since then we’ve also been picking up a lot of the current one until the new one is in place. NoS canisters - that seems to be the latest trend. You will also soon see new chestnut posts at Milford We’re planning another litter pick morning in the Heath, similar to those on Jubilee Field but the ones at Milford Heath will not be so tall. We constantly have to replace the current ones which is costly and we hope the new ones will deter travellers. From October the Amberley Road play area will be managed by the Parish Council under a lease from Waverley Borough Council. That brings almost all the playgrounds in the parish under Parish Council control (the exception is the Middlemarch play area). It costs a significant amount to keep them in a good state of repair and regularly updated, but we know how much they are appreciated by our younger residents. In the next few months you will see new signs in all our areas – they’ve been looking sad for a while – and we are also about to publish byelaws, which will enable the Parish Council and the police to protect our valuable open spaces more easily. They are such an important part of our environment. The really good news is that a rare damselfly has been spotted at Blackhill Pond. See the article on page 5 And last but not least, looking to the future, the Clerk has walked each area of Parish Council land with the appropriate lead member in order to consider projects autumn around Wheeler Street and Sunnyhill - we’ll for the 2020-2021 budget. put notices on our boards when we have a date. Our litter bins are emptied twice a week but there is no Cllr Julie Grist, Chairman, Amenities and Environment doubt we need your help. In the meantime though, Committee, 2019-2020

Would you like an allotment? Would you like to go on the waiting list for an allotment? Contact the Clerk for more information.

Tel: 01483 422044 Website: www.witley-pc.gov.uk 2 UPDATE Autumn 2019 Finance and General Purposes Committee Six months into the financial year, the g Witley Village Fair – £400 (a one off payment Council’s expenditure has followed our to meet the sudden loss of sponsorship and the budget closely, although it is likely that need for first aid attendance) there will be some additional g Disability Challengers (Youth Summer expenditure on St John’s Churchyard Scheme) – £500 (see below). We expect this addition to be met in g part by savings elsewhere and partly from a small call Royal British Legion - purchase of lamp post on reserves. poppies – £210. For our Responsible Financial Officer, David Ralf, this We are always open to considering further projects is a busy time as the 2018-19 accounts are audited that local organisations might wish to bring forward. and we begin to contemplate the budget for 2020-21. Contact the Clerk for details of how to apply or see The F&GP Committee also makes grants and our website. donations available for community projects. Over the Cllr Graham Hewett, Chairman, Finance and General last six months, these have included: Purposes Committee, 2019-2020

Maintaining St John’s Churchyard The churchyard at St railings, the Parish Council and St a diseased oak in the centre of the John’s in Milford is an John’s undertook a review of the churchyard and cutting back trees important historic and churchyard. This has allowed us to overhanging properties to the rear visual feature for those put together a coordinated and of the church. Repairs to the stone entering the centre of the cost-effective work programme, wall along Church Road have now village from the south. elements of which have also been completed; this included The cemetery has extensive pointing and been closed for new anchoring part of the burials for many years wall where one of the and responsibility for its lime trees was causing maintenance rests with damage. Future tasks the Parish Council. This are the removal of a involves not only large leylandii growing routine groundwork close to the church but also dealing with building, and any potential risks to replacement of the users of the churchyard railings along Church and passers-by. Over Close. Finally, we are the last two years, the planning a planting safety aspect has programme designed become more important as required consultation with the to replace trees that have been lost evidenced by the sad loss to fungal Diocese and Waverley and to maintain the character of disease of two of the pollarded Borough Council officers the churchyard in the long term. lime trees lining Church Road. responsible for trees and historic With a number of additional buildings. Cllr David Ingram, Lead Member, issues arising, including the state of Some of this work has already Cemetery and St John’s Churchyard, other trees, border walls and been done, such as the removal of 2019-2020

Tel: 01483 422044 Website: www.witley-pc.gov.uk 3 UPDATE Autumn 2019 Planning In July the planning public consultation. There will ensure that this important application for the still be homes on the site, but we improvement does not get Reserved Matters for the now have a chance to engage with forgotten. development of up to 200 the developers as they re-design If you have any concerns about a houses on land opposite the scheme. planning issue near you, do come Milford Golf course was along to the next planning submitted. We reviewed the If you have any committee meeting and tell us huge pile of documents to find out concerns about a about it. Some residents in Wheeler how Cala Homes were dealing with planning issue near Street did that when a banner the detailed design of the you, do come along to advertising the new homes at development and whether they Wheeler Street Nursery was put were meeting the promises they the next planning up in The Star car park. The had made. We submitted a further committee meeting developer was asked to apply to objection to the application, which and tell us about it. Waverley for planning permission, can be found on our website. which was refused. We are very pleased to be able A condition that should have We haven’t given up on our 20 to tell you that it was announced been met before the Reserved is Plenty campaign around in September that the Reserved Matters application was even Sunnyhill, Sunnydown, Roke Lane Matters application has been put submitted was one relating a and Mare Hill. This will be raised on hold. Waverley planners agreed section of the footpath in Station again at the Waverley Local with us that the design left a lot Lane close to the station. The Committee meeting this Autumn. to be desired. They have asked the developers had agreed to submit developers to come up with a plans to improve this, but have so Cllr Tony Sollars, Chairman, Planning new design and to carry out a new far failed to do so. We are trying to Committee, 2019-2020

Witley Station tree removal and new fence Wormley residents were horrified last sides of the cutting outside Witley station. The Parish year when Network Rail cut down every Council tried to find out why this had happened, but single tree, including some mature oaks, on both the only answer was so that Network Rail could assess the stability of the slope. The trees can't be put back, but we are hoping to do something about the green fence, which has been very badly installed. It waves up and down, with big gaps underneath. And because there are big gaps under it they have left the original, old, rusting, collapsing wire netting fence in place to stop animals and small children getting under the new fence. Getting Network Rail to talk to us has not been easy, but we are persisting. Watch this space!

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On a recent visit in early August to the Blackhill Pond between the Road and the cricket field on Milford Heath I was pleasantly surprised to find what appeared to be a well-established colony of the Small Red-eyed Damselfly, Erythomma viridulum. There were about 20 males including five or six in tandem with females ovipositing in the floating vegetation. As its name suggests the Small Red- eyed Damselfly has distinctive red eyes and a blue tip to the abdomen Ruddy Darter, Sympetrum sanguineum in males. Both sexes fly close to the surface of the water with the males It has been breeding in Britain since during the latter part of the 20th frequently perching on the pond 2000 and has now colonised much Century, probably in response to vegetation of the South East of . climate warming. This species is a newcomer and Essentially a Mediterranean species, it Another surprise during the same was first discovered in Essex in 1999. has expanded its range northwards visit was finding two males of the Ruddy Darter, Sympetrum sanguineum, a bright red dragonfly with a rather limited distribution in Surrey. However a second visit three weeks later produced about 20 males of this species as well as a female ovipositing. The restoration and subsequent management of the pond has undoubtedly created a very favourable habitat for dragonflies. Douglas Boyd – Natural England Voluntary Warden on Thursley Common Small Red-eyed Damselfly, Erythomma viridulum National Nature Reserve

Volunteer gardener at St John’s Churchyard We are delighted to have had the help of a volunteer in keeping the Churchyard at St John’s looking good. Thank you to Norman Barber for his work around the Webb Memorial. If anyone else would like to help keep any other areas of the Parish looking good, please get in touch.

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The six week consultation on the first draft of the Witley Neighbourhood Plan ended in mid June. We are hugely grateful to everyone who took the time to visit one of the three exhibitions and to complete the feedback forms, either on paper or online. We had 169 responses from residents and further representations from the various statutory bodies we consulted.

Overall, the feedback was very positive - every policy was supported fully or in part by a high percentage of respondents. To a certain extent that is not surprising because we have been listening to you as we’ve been going through the process for the last four years and that shaped the draft plan. But there were some areas where we hadn’t explained ourselves clearly enough, some things we had missed and some instances where your suggestions will enable us to strengthen the policies. With the help of our Consultation Milford Village Hall May 2019 planning consultants, Nexus, we have been reviewing all your comments and making the appropriate changes.

One general theme was that we should make the policies more definite. You wanted us to take out “where possible” and “if appropriate” and to replace “should” with “must”. Planning law prevents us from being too proscriptive; we cannot make unreasonable demands on developers, and they would appeal against them if we did. In some cases, all we are legally able to do is indicate the preference of local people and in those cases we had to leave the wording as it stands. However, there were places where we could strengthen the wording and we have done that.

Possibly the most contentious policy was ND1 – which requires Waverley Borough Council (WBC) to consider Secretts as a possible development site. We believe that a development within the village has benefits for new and existing residents. It was pleasing to see that 85% of you supported this fully or with some reservations. Just to clarify one misunderstanding that was apparent from several responses – a housing development at Secretts would not mean the loss of the farm shop or the other retail units and businesses.

An example of a policy which was not explained clearly, was the wording in policy ND2 about extending homes. It has long been a concern of the Parish Council that so many smaller properties are extended beyond recognition, often by property developers, into much larger homes, thus reducing the availability of smaller homes and changing the character of our streets. Policy ND2 was intended to make that more difficult. It was not intended to prevent extensions to all properties, which is how it came across. That policy has been reworded.

Policy A1, about the new healthcare hub, generated a lot of responses. The general feeling was positive, although many people pointed out that it was difficult to comment without knowing where it would be built. That unfortunately is a decision that cannot be made until WBC have decided where

6 new housing will be sited, because the location of the healthcare hub will probably be tied in with that.

Although many of you expressed strong concerns about road safety, traffic noise and congestion we cannot incorporate those suggestions into the plan, much as we would have liked to. We cannot widen roads. We cannot reduce the number of lorries. We cannot reduce the speed limit below 30mph on A roads. There are only two things we can do – the first is to lobby Surrey County Council’s Highways department to draw their attention to local problems and the second is to introduce measures to help improve road safety, such as pedestrian crossings, using money contributed by developers.

It’s not all about planning. Although most of the policies in the plan are intended to be taken on board by developers when they are designing new developments, there are some that will direct the Parish Council in its future decisions about the local environment, such as policies on trees and biodiversity.

Finally, let’s remind ourselves why we are doing this. A Neighbourhood Plan gives us the power to shape our area. Developers and others must take account of it when they make decisions that affect our parish. It will help maintain high standards of housing design, which recent planning applications have shown is very necessary. There are also financial rewards. Once we have an adopted Neighbourhood Plan we will receive 25% of the CIL (Community Infrastructure Levy) that is paid on new homes, which can be spent on improving local facilities.

What happens next? We have revised the plan to take into account your comments and suggestions. It will now be submitted to WBC. They will conduct another consultation to check that it has the support of local residents. The plan will then be reviewed by an independent examiner, who will check that it meets all the legal requirements. And then WBC will hold a referendum of all residents. Hopefully, by late Spring 2020 the Witley Neighbourhood Plan will be in place.

The journey continues, but we are well on the way to our end goal of an adopted Neighbourhood Plan.

To see more information about responses to the consultation and the changes that have been made, visit the Witley Neighbourhood Plan website www.surreycommunity.info/witleynp/.

The Witley Neighbourhood Plan team

New trees and bulb planting Pick up after your We are planting new trees and bulbs on our dog or get a land and on some of the verges throughout the Parish. As you know widespread tree planting will help with climate £100 fine change and it is important that we do our bit. We will have Waverley Borough to negotiate with Waverley Borough Council and Surrey Council have County Council in relation to those on the verges but introduced a new hopefully in the spring our lives will be the brighter for dog fouling Public swathes of colour around and about. Space Protection Order, which means if owners do not pick up after their dogs they could be fined £100. So make sure you have bags with you and pick up after your dog. Bags can be left in any council litter bin.

Tel: 01483 422044 Website: www.witley-pc.gov.uk 7 UPDATE Autumn 2019 Surrey Hills to South Downs Rail Partnership Witley Parish Council has joined with and Town Councils, the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Board, and the South Downs National Park to set up a Community Rail Partnership (CRP) for the stations between Haslemere and (Haslemere, Witley, Milford, Godalming and Farncombe). The objective is to act as a focus for community-led initiatives to encourage, especially, the off-peak use of the line. There are three levels of funding available to of such things as flower baskets. CRPs: an initial level of small sums – typically around Turning to the second tier of funding, our aspirations £400 per station; larger sums for specific projects in are to refresh the gloomy and dilapidated décor of the which this CRP bids against other CRPs, and some stations and to bring into community use vacant rooms funding from the franchisee, in this case, South Western or buildings. We would also like to signpost and Railway. improve the footpath from Witley to Milford Station So far, we have concentrated on the first tier of along Lakes Lane. We would welcome any suggestions funding, identifying the provision of better seating along for additional projects, expressions of interest in using the platforms at Witley and Milford, reflecting the or providing community facilities based in the vacant longer trains now in service. The CRP also plans buildings, and offers of sponsorship. Please contact our Information Totems at each station with details of local Clerk or myself. services. We plan to integrate our Parish Walks on the Web with this. We will be looking for local sponsorship Cllr Graham Hewett. Lead Councillor for CRP Matters

Concerns about Milford Level Crossing In July and again in August there were credible reports that the Milford level crossing gates had failed to close when a fast train passed through. Network Rail investigated the two incidents and found no evidence of a failure. However, it did emerge that the gates, which are half barriers, do lower very shortly before the train appears and rise very soon afterwards. We are seeking a meeting with the Level Crossing Manager at Network Rail to talk about safety and whether those are still the best type of gates for a crossing over a road that has become so much busier since the half barriers were first installed.

Remembrance Day Poppies We have topped up our supply of poppies this year and you will see many more poppies around the parish as we approach Remembrance Sunday this year.

Tel: 01483 422044 Website: www.witley-pc.gov.uk 8 UPDATE Autumn 2019 MILFORD GREEN FOOTBALL CLUB – 50 SEASONS AND COUNTING Milford Green Football Club is a men’s White Lion at Milford Sunday football team which plays in the where many club functions Surrey & Hants Border League. One of the were held. The club’s current oldest Sunday football teams in Surrey, it recently sponsors are Geotec celebrated its 50th Anniversary at the Burton Surveys Ltd and DT Fire Pavilion, Milford Heath, which has been its home for Systems Ltd. the past 50 years. The club has raised money for a number of charities by holding social events. These include the annual match on Easter Bank Holiday Monday between Milford Green FC and Milford & Witley FC; and an annual Charity Penalty competition in memory of the former Vice President Dave Goodship. Milford Green FC currently have one team in Division 1 of the Surrey & Hants Border League and play their home matches at Milford Heath. Club matches normally kick off at 10.30am each Sunday morning between August and April. Away matches are played within a 20-mile Two of the original founders, David Pegg radius of Guildford. (Chairman) and Paul Tite (Treasurer) are still actively The club is always looking for new players, club involved in running the team alongside Alister Johnson members, supporters and helpers. Anyone wishing to (Vice Chairman), Michael Royce (Team Manager) , join or support the club should contact Alister Daniel Ayears (Secretary) and Adam Rogers Johnson on 07810 842455 or email (Assistant Manager). [email protected] The club’s first success, shown above, was the Invitation Trophy in the 1974-75 season. In the cup final in April 1975 Milford Green won 3-1 against British Rail FC. The club’s most recent success was winning the Prince Albert Cup, shown right. In a final against Byfleet Town FC in April 2017 Milford Green won the match 4-1. The club has been sponsored over the years by many local businesses, including the former

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Welcome to our two new councillors Debby Flack I have lived in Godalming for over 17 years but by birth I am a Brummie. I trained as an accountant with EY and have specialised in corporation tax for most of my career, working in Guildford, the City and the Far East in the earlier part of my career. I spend much of my spare time campaigning for social justice and peace as part of a local Quaker group. I want to ensure that all Witley residents’ voices are heard and that the Parish’s future is sustainable. I feel privileged to join the Council as residents seek to finalise a Neighbourhood Plan that will benefit the whole community

Francis Groves I’ve lived in Milford with my wife, Jane, since 1998. I spent most of my childhood in Hersham and Walton on Thames and lived in West for about 20 years, including three years as a history student at London University. My working life has included jobs with Reuters, the FT and Reed Elsevier in business to business customer support. Latterly I’ve been self-employed, researching and writing on finance and technology. I’ve written two books, one on corporate actions and the other on exchange traded funds. I’ve also contributed to reports on topics such as banking and social media, peer-to-peer lending and investing and so-called ‘robo-advisors’, investment advice mediated via tablet and mobile apps. In my free time I enjoy walking locally, reading and looking after our garden. In the last couple of years I’ve taken up archaeology and had rewarding but strenuous days digging on a Romano-British site near .

We are delighted that our new Milford and will be holding surgeries for Witley residents. Surgeries Witley borough councillors are using our will take place on Saturday mornings. Parish meeting room at Milford Village Hall You can email them in advance with your concerns; their to hold regular surgeries with residents. contact details are on Page 11. Or just turn up. Christine Baker and Jack Lee will be holding surgeries for As soon as we have dates for future surgeries we will Milford residents. Jan Floyd-Douglass and Trevor Sadler add them to our Facebook page and our noticeboards.

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WITLEY PARISH COUNCIL COUNCILLORS for 2019-20 COUNCIL CHAIRMAN Francis Groves (Milford Ward) ...... [email protected] . . . . .01483 422336 Gillian McCalden (Witley East Ward) ...... [email protected] . 01428 682405 Graham Hewett (Milford Ward; Chairman, Finance COUNCIL VICE CHAIRMAN and General Purposes Committee; Lead Member for . . Milford) ...... Barbara Kinnes (Witley East Ward; Chairman, . . . [email protected] . . 01483 417495 Staffing Committee) ...... [email protected] . . .01428 682870 David Ingram (Milford Ward, Lead Member for . . COUNCILLORS Cemeteries and Churchyards) ...... [email protected] . . . . . 01483 420262 Steve Dale (Witley West Ward; Lead Member for . . . . Wormley) ...... Robin Lucas (Milford Ward) ...... [email protected] ...... 01428 681356 [email protected] ...... 07977 007700

Debby Flack (Milford Ward) ...... Louise Mills (Witley East Ward; Lead Member for . [email protected] ...... 01483 417374 Brook and Sandhills) ...... Maxine Gale (Witley East Ward; Lead Member . . . [email protected] ...... 01428 682414 for Enton) ...... Carmel Oates (Milford Ward) ...... [email protected] . . . . .01428 683055 [email protected] . . . .01428 685340 Julie Grist (Milford Ward; Chairman, Amenitieas and Environment Committee, Lead Member for Allotments, Tony Sollars (Milford Ward; Chairman, Planning . . . Lead Member for Witley) ...... Committee) ...... [email protected] ...... 01428 683448 [email protected] ...... 01428 681812

YOUR COUNTY AND BOROUGH COUNCILLORS SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL Milford Godalming South, Milford and Witley Christine Baker ...... 01428 682580 Peter Martin ...... 01483 425644 [email protected] [email protected] Waverley Western Villages Jack Lee ...... 01428 684853 David Harmer ...... 01428 609792 [email protected] [email protected] Witley and Hambledon WAVERLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL Elstead and Thursley Jan Floyd-Douglass ...... 01428 687772 David Else ...... 01252 702036 [email protected] ...... [email protected] Trevor Sadler ...... 01428 681884 Jenny Else ...... 01252 702036 [email protected] [email protected]

Tel: 01483 422044 Website: www.witley-pc.gov.uk 11 UPDATE Autumn 2019 DATES FOR YOUR DIARY Annual Parish Meeting Thursday 14th March. 8pm at Burton Christmas Tree Lights Pavilion, Milford Heath Road dates Please see notice boards for details of the speakers. Witley Chichester Hall 6pm Saturday 30th November 2019

Milford Milford Village Hall 7pm Burton Friday 6th December 2019

Brook Pirrie Hall 6pm Saturday 7th December 2019

Council Meetings Meetings of the Full Council are held in the Burton Pavilion, Milford Heath Road, Milford at 7.50pm on the last Thursday of each month except August and December. Meetings are open to the public.The building is accessible for people with mobility problems. Residents wishing to raise any matter with the Council are asked to notify the Clerk at least 5 days prior to the meeting. Where to find us Council Office, Office hours: Clerk – Sarah Nash Milford Village Hall, Monday to Friday (email: [email protected]) Road, Assistant Clerk – David Ralf 9.00 am – 12.00 noon Milford, Godalming, (email: [email protected]) Surrey GU8 5DS Telephone: 01483 422044 Website: www.witley-pc.gov.uk

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