Planning applications to 20th March 2024
24/P/00061 Maple Mead, Summers Lane, Hurtmore
Conversion of detached outbuilding from garage and annexe to ancillary habitable accommodation (contrary to Condition 3 of planning permission 89/P/00612)
24/P/00152 Bavins, Mark Way
Certificate of Lawfulness for existing development to establish whether the building works for a ground and first floor infill extensions were substantially completed more than 4 years before the date of this application.
24/P/00276 Jasmine Cottage, The Street
Construction of a double garage following demolition of an existing single garage
Finances
Compton
Parish Council
Guildford Borough - Surrey
Parish Clerk Joanna Cadman
joanna.cadman@compton-pc.gov.uk
07711 566 458
News
This page concentrates on recent local news that impacts our village. Regional news updates can also be found on the Guildford Borough and Surrey County Council websites. Another free source of general NEWS is The Guildford Dragon.
Compton Traffic Scheme - Traffic Regulation Order
The Parish Council has now been advised that the TRO (Traffic Regulation Order) statutory consultation regarding SCC’s traffic calming proposals is currently anticipated to take place between late summer and early autumn. At this stage there is no confirmed date.
We understand that the reason for the delay is because the design had to be looked at again to see if it was possible to remove speed cushions, and the conclusion was that this could not be done. This then led to the road safety and appendix one being delayed. The TRO cannot be submitted until appendix one has been approved and therefore the timeline has had to be reviewed.
The statutory consultation will be widely publicised. The Parish Council and local residents will be notified in advance once dates are confirmed, so everyone will have the opportunity to review the proposals and submit any comments of support or objections.
The timeline on Commonplace has also been updated which can be viewed here : https://comptonvillage.commonplace.is/en-GB/timeline. If there are any other updates to timelines they will be reflected there too.
The Placemaking team will also be uploading detailed FAQs for the scheme in the next couple of weeks, which, it is hoped, will answer a lot of questions residents may have.
Joanna Cadman
Clerk, Compton Parish Council
01483 268627
07711 566458
April 15th 7.00pm
All residents are welcome to at the yearly Parish Meeting which is to be held at Compton Club on Wednesday 15th April, starting at 7.00pm. Updates given will include; the Neighbourhood Plan, traffic plans and a report from the Loseley Estate. Information relating to traffic, can also be found on the Projects page.
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Jan 2026
Xmas Tree Recycling
Let us take your Christmas tree away for you. Scan the code for more information.
December 2025
Support a Young Person
Could you give just 1 hour a week to support a young person in our local community and change a life?
MCR Pathways is an award winning charity school-based mentoring charity. They are looking for volunteer mentors for young people in schools in the Guildford area.
You don't need any special experience to mentor - if you care, you qualify!
Full training and ongoing support is given. Every young person deserves someone that can see their potential. An hour a week - a lifetime of impact!
Please contact Liz to find out how you can make a real difference liz.grace@mcrpathways.org or for more info/ to sign up: https://mcrpathways.org.
April 2025
Meet your Ward Councillors
Cllr. Houston and Cllr. Williams
Compton Village Improvement Scheme - Initial Ideas
The Commonplace website for Compton Village is now live, and you can view the proposals and survey there. The video is also available to view on the commonplace website.
Have Your Say Today - Compton Village - Commonplace
Please encourage residents to complete the survey, as only these responses will be considered when analysing comments. Unfortunately, we cannot take results from other surveys into account.
For those unable to access the survey online, paper copies will be available at both engagement events.
As a reminder, the online survey on Commonplace is open until 3rd March, and the deadline for paper survey submissions is 10th March to allow for postage.
February 2025
Have your say - Commonplace
The SCC event is on 3rd Feb 4.00 pm-8.00 pm and 5th Feb 11.00 am-3.00 pm at the Village Hall.
A village meeting to discuss the proposals will be held at the Compton Club on 12th February at 7.30 (the bar opens at 6.30).
The Commonplace website for Compton Village is now live, and you can view the proposals and survey there. The video is also available to view on the commonplace website.
Have Your Say Today - Compton Village - Commonplace
Please encourage residents to complete the survey, as only these responses will be considered when analysing comments. Unfortunately, we cannot take results from other surveys into account.
For those unable to access the survey online, paper copies will be available at both engagement events.
As a reminder, the online survey on Commonplace is open until 3rd March, and the deadline for paper survey submissions is 10th March to allow for postage
June 2025
Annual Parish Meeting - Follow Up - Notice
Thank you very much for coming to our Annual Parish meeting last week, and for your valuable engagement in the topics we discussed. It was very good to receive your supportive comments with regard to the proposed Neighbourhood Plan and we will come back to you soon with more information on this and how you can get involved if you wish to.
We promised to act on your very strong views on Loseley’s work in Bummoor Copse and we asked you to let us have your comments via an email set up specifically for that purpose. However, unfortunately, there has been some unexplained illegal activity on that account and it has been permanently blocked, which means that we cannot access or reply to your emails.
Please would you re-send them to joanna.cadman@compton-pc.gov.uk and they will be responded to immediately.
February 2025
Meet your Councillors
Cllr. Houston and Cllr. Williams
