Category: News

We’d like your thoughts about CCTV in Oxted & Limpsfield

On By thewordbirdIn Crime prevention, Local information, News

Oxted Parish Council and Limpsfield Parish Council, together with Tandridge District council, The Oxted Business Improvement District and The Trustees of Master Park are considering installing a CCTV system.  

The CCTV would act as a key tool in detecting and preventing crime, disorder and antisocial behaviour.  

The cameras would not be monitored on a 24-hour basis but the recordings from the cameras could be viewed following any instances of crime, disorder or antisocial behaviour.  

Cameras will cover Station Road East (part of which is in Limpsfield Parish) and Station Road West, Master Park and Hurst Green Shops.  

The CCTV system would be jointly funded with Oxted Parish Council providing a significant share of the funding from the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) that it receives.

Oxted Parish Council and Limpsfield Parish Council are interested in your views on the provision of such a CCTV system and would appreciate you completing this questionnaire.  

The questionnaire should only take a few minutes to complete and will run until 7th January 2022.

To fill in the questionnaire online, Scan the QR code below or click on the link here to complete it online.  www.tandridge.gov.uk/cctv

Or please fill in the below and return to Oxted Parish Council, Salmons, Salmons Lane, Whyteleafe, Surrey, CR3 0HB.

1. Do you support CCTV being installed within the Parishes of Oxted and Limpsfield?

Yes     □
No      □

2. Your Postcode? ………………………..

3. Additional Comments – please add here anything else you would like to comment on?

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Information can be requested from Mrs Maureen Gibbins, Clerk & RFO Oxted PC – Tel: 07510 226989  Email: clerk@oxted-pc.org.uk – or from Sophie Marin, Clerk & RFO at Limpsfield Parish Council clerk@limpsfield.org  

OPC & LPC CCTV Questionnaire-downloadableDownload


Please note: Your postcode will aid the analysis of any issues or concerns raised to determine if they relate to a particular area of the Oxted or Limpsfield Parishes.

Thank you for your participation.

Nominate your favourite Limpsfield assets

On By thewordbirdIn Heritage, Limpsfield Parish Council, News

Have you got a favourite building or structure in Limpsfield that is not already listed or protected?

A new project is underway to identify assets across Surrey that are valued by the community and play a key role in reinforcing a sense of local character and distinctiveness.

Over the next year, Surrey County Council will be producing an updated local heritage asset list for the district. 

Limpsfield Parish Council’s Planning Committee will also be reviewing local buildings and structures to identify those we think should be on the list.

Assets on local heritage lists, also known as local listing, are not protected in the same way as listed buildings, but can be afforded protection through the planning system as ‘non-designated heritage assets’.

What can be on the list?

  • building
  • monument
  • site
  • place
  • area
  • landscape

…in fact pretty much anything that has heritage significance, but is not recognised by another planning designation (e.g. listed building or in a conservation area).

They should give an insight into the history of communities and places and provides us with a physical link to our past.

How to nominate

The nomination process opens on 5 October and closes at 5pm on 16 November. You can nominate using the online form – click on the link below.

NOMINATE HERE

To find out more, including the criteria being used and how to submit a nomination, please visit Surrey County Council’s Local heritage list project.

To find out the selection criteria, please click HERE or download the document below.

Local-Heritage-List-Project-selection-criteria-final-Sept21Download

To see buildings that are either on the current Buildings of Character (2013) list or are Listed Buildings, please see the documents for download below.

Listed-Buildings-in-LimpsfieldDownload
Buildings-of-Character-2013Download

Feature image © Copyright David Anstiss and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.

Limpsfield Way progress with Your Fund Surrey bid

On By thewordbirdIn Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plan (LNP), Limpsfield Parish Council, News

As you know, we’ve been working on a submission to Your Fund Surrey, a huge local fund set up by Surrey County Council to enable local communities and organisations to fund some exciting community-based projects.

We have now submitted our formal funding application for the Limpsfield Way walk and community cycle route, and over the next 3 weeks we need as much community support as possible and are asking you for your input to ensure success of our bid. To register your support, please review the bid and leave comments on our dedicated entry on the Your Fund Surrey site here: https://yourfundsurreyproposals.commonplace.is/proposals/the-limpsfield-way

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LPC Bid for Surrey’s Your Fund to create the ‘Limpsfield Way’ walk and cycle route

On By thewordbirdIn Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plan (LNP), Limpsfield Parish Council, News1 Comment

As part of our ongoing Neighbourhood Plan endeavours to create better walking and cycling routes for the area, we have put in a bid for a way-marked family friendly walking route and separate ‘there and back’ cycle route from Limpsfield Chart to Limpsfield Village.

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Limpsfield Village CAAMP consultation ends this Friday 27th November

On By thewordbirdIn Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plan (LNP), Limpsfield Parish Council, NewsLeave a comment

Our Limpsfield Village Conservation Area Assessment & Management Plan initial period of consultation comes to an end this Friday, 27th November. Don’t forget to let us know your thoughts by then…

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