Category: ewell
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Notice for Downs Farm, Reigate Road
A planning notice has been posted for Down Farm, Reigate Road, Epsom by Dandara Southern Ltd on the Public Notice Portal. There is no planning application on the Planning Portal for Epsom & Ewell Borough Council, so no comments or objections are possible yet. The details are sketchy of what will submitted. The are no…
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Screening of Development at Priest Hill Ewell
The information below has been generated by Copilot in response to prompts asking for an update. The situation will change week by week as Coldunell Group decides on the approach. There have been regular meetings between Coldunell Group and officers of Epsom & Ewell Borough Council, with little information being public.
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Screening of Development at Downs Farm
Downs Farm is being promoted for 500–675 homes, and the council has already considered whether an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is required. The most recent evidence shows that Epsom & Ewell Borough Council issued a screening opinion stating that an EIA was not required at the pre‑application stage, but that an EIA would be required…
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Save Downs Farm. Fight for Our Green Belt
A campaign has been launched to prevent a major development of up to 656 homes on Green Belt land at Downs Farm, Reigate Road, Epsom. The target is to raise £25,000 in two phases.
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Traffic Analysis for Epsom and Ewell
Traffic modelling has been updated to reflect more than 5300 additional dwellings in Epsom & Ewell, but there will also be a lot more dwellings in Reigate & Banstead, Mole Valley that will generate more traffic in Epsom and Ewell. No measures are planned to improve the flow of traffic, so it can be expected…
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Local Plan for Epson & Ewell – Public Consultation
A five-week public consultation is being undertaken on documents submitted to the Inspector since 8 October 2025. These documents relate to additional sites that could potentially be allocated through main modifications to the Local Plan following this consultation.
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Development on Playing Fields at Nescot
NESCOT College in Ewell informed local sports teams on Friday 1st May that from September they would no longer be renting out their sports fields to teams due to “growth and redevelopment plans”. They said they may anticipate renting out fields again in the future
