Tag: green-belt
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270 New Homes in Ashtead
The details below are for a large development in KT22, Ashtead on Green Belt land. This is to the south of Ashtead, towards Leatherhead. Several similar developments are proposed or being prepared in Surrey. Lack of access and no supporting infrastructure are a common theme.
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Hook Park – 2000 New Homes off Clayton Road, Chessington
2,000 new homes and a new public park are proposed for green belt land, off Clayton Road, Chessington. This would be a major development which, if approved, would bring in at least another 5,000 residents to Chessington.
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Save Langley Vale’s Green Belt
Langley Vale is more than just a place on the map, it is home to many families. The fields and green spaces that form the backdrop of lifelong memories for many people. Now, Fairfax developers are floating a proposal to build 110 houses on our cherished Green Belt threatens to change that forever.
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Epsom and Ewell Local Nature Reserves
There are three local nature reserves in Epsom and Ewell, all looked after by Epsom and Ewell Borough Council :- Epsom Common, Hogsmill Local Nature Reserve, Horton Country Park
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Last Chance to Save Key Green Belt Sites
Last chance to save key green belt sites in Epsom and Ewell, including Hook Road Arena and Horton Farm! E-Mail or call your councillors before 10th December, when the Local Plan is debated at a full meeting of Epsom and Ewell Borough Council.
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Update on Petitions
Update on petitions relating to housing targets and development on green belt with Epsom and Ewell Borough Council and UK Government
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Regulation 19 Local Plan – Approved
The draft Regulation 19 document was approved by the Licensing Planning Policy Committee (LPPPC) of Epsom and Ewell Borough Council on 20th November 2024. There were several votes made by the committee, but the results were similar for each vote. The Residents Association councillors defeated any efforts to change the Regulation 19 document with a…
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Site SA9: Hook Road Arena
Hook Road Arena is between Chessington Road and Horton Lane in KT19, Epsom. At least 150 new net zero carbon homes, new sports hub, playing pitches (grass and artificial), pavilion and changing facilities. Timescale 2027 onwards.
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Realistic Growth for Quality of Life
We have all struggled with the traffic delays in Epsom. The growth planned by the borough council in the Local Plan in homes and population is not sustainable. The additional 43% increase demanded by UK Government is not achievable.
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ePetition – Remove Green Belt from the Epsom and Ewell Local Plan
The Green Party have created an official petition for Epsom and Ewell Council to remove Green Belt land from the Local Plan! The URL for the ePetition and the background details are given.
Ewell Green Belt 