Annual Parish Meeting – 14 May 2026, 7.30pm

You are warmly invited to this year’s Annual Parish Meeting on Thursday 14 May 2026. This year it’s the turn of St Peter’s Church Hall to host. Please arrive between 7pm and 7.30pm for prompt start at 7.30pm.

It’s a great opportunity to find out more about Local Government Reorganisation and what it means for parish councils, meet your councillors, and hear about what the Parish Council has been working on recently. There will also be plenty of time to ask questions about local issues or anything happening in the parish.

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Our latest Limpsfield Parish Council Newsletter is on its way – and also online

As our Spring 2026 Limpsfield Parish Council newsletter starts landing on doormats (and is now available online too), we wanted to give a quick snapshot of what you’ll find inside this latest edition.

This issue is packed with updates on what’s been happening across the parish recently, along with a look ahead at some important local issues. As always, it reflects the Parish Council’s ongoing work to represent residents, respond to planning matters, and help shape the future of Limpsfield. 

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Local Government Reorganisation – What It Means for Limpsfield

The Government has now formally laid the Surrey (Structural Changes) Order, which sets out the reorganisation of local government across Surrey. This will see the abolition of Surrey County Council and all 11 district and borough councils, including Tandridge District Council, and their replacement with two new unitary authorities: East Surrey Council and West Surrey Council.

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Struggling to Stay Connected: Rural Broadband and Mobile Coverage in the Limpsfield Area

Despite the South East of England being one of the most economically active regions in the country, many rural communities across Surrey, Sussex and Kent continue to face frustrating gaps in both broadband and mobile phone coverage, and Limpsfield is no exception.

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New legislation on pavement parking coming

In January 2026, the UK government announced new, improved legal powers for local authorities in England to tackle pavement parking. Rather than a nationwide ban, councils will receive authority to prohibit parking on pavements across wider areas, moving away from slow, street-by-street restrictions. This enables quicker enforcement against unnecessary obstruction of the pavement. 

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Limpsfield Parish Council – February Update

We had a very productive end of the year with many projects completed ahead of 2026. Alongside new wildflower planting, the refurbished and black painted railings at the Limpsfield traffic lights smarten the crossing, better reflect the village’s historic character and strengthen the visual link to Wolf’s Row (which is also in the Conservation Area). 

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