Welcome to Save Warlingham’s Green Belt (SWGB)
SWGB formed in response to the Tandridge District Council’s Local Plan 2033 as Warlingham had the second highest allocation of houses proposed in Tandridge District, for 400-600 new homes. Although the draft Tandridge Local Plan 2033, has been found ‘unsound’ our district council is still determined to welcome planning applications across large Green Belt sites in Warlingham.
Background
Although the draft Tandridge Local Plan 2033, has been found ‘unsound’ our village is not safe as developers can and will still put in planning applications for our Green Belt.
This site has been created by Warlingham residents for the benefit of our Warlingham, Chelsham, Farleigh and concerned neighbours.
We hope you will find this site useful, but are very much reliant on your good selves to spread the word of our site.
We also welcome offers to help. Do you know any planning consultants, legal advisors etc who could give us advice? Please email us at info.swgb.org
Together we can Save Warlingham’s Green Belt.
Find out how you can help SWGB here
Latest news
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Farleigh Meadows Chartwell has submitted an updated flood report which the Surrey County Council Flood team has reviewed, resulting in…
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Tree Felling on Former Shelton Sports Site The birds are singing their hearts out at the Alexandra Avenue site in…
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A Busy Start to 2025 The year commenced with two significant planning applications submitted for developments at Chelsham Road and…
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A new outline planning application has been submitted for: 45 DWELLINGS (18 AFFORDABLE) WITH ROAD ACCESS FROM PUBLIC FOOTPATH ‘48’ OFF…
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An outline planning application for 50 dwellings and a 72 bed care home for ‘access only’ is now live on the Tandridge…
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In Tandridge District we have a District Council who are responsible for planning, housing, enforcement, refuse collection etc and then…
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FARLEIGH MEADOWS/LAND AT NO.1 PARK LANE Some of you have received a public consultation leaflet from ‘Chartwell Land and New…
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Save Warlingham’s Green Belt (SWGB) attended the Welbeck exhibition for the proposal for 50 dwellings and a 72 bed Care…
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Alexandra Avenue/Greenhill Lane and Chelsham Road SWGB have been alerted that Welbeck Land who are promoting land at ‘Alexandra Avenue/Greenhill…
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Surrey Hills boundary review In 2021, Natural England announced that the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) would be…
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WARLINGHAM GREEN BELT The legal document known as a ‘106 Agreement’ has still not been signed off between Tandridge District…
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The draft Local Plan 2033 has officially been taken down from Tandridge District Council’s website. This includes all the letters…
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SWGB were extremely surprised to find online a Freedom of Information from 2021, which contained this question and answer to…
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Warlingham Parish Council Planning Committee (WPCPC) Tandridge District Planning Committee The majority of Planning Applications are determined by the TDC…
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The draft Local Plan 2033 may be ‘dead and buried’ in some councillor’s eyes but it continues to have a…
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UPDATE ON HSG16 ALEXANDRA AVENUE/GREENHILL LANE The Warlingham Parish Council minutes for 6th March 2024 have this update for Alexandra…
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Item 5: Planning Inspector’s report on the examination of the Council’s Local Plan. Speaking: Cllr. Keith Prew
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John Fisher – currently being marketed as “a beautiful collection of 60 private homes including a mix of 1, 2,…
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Watch the Public Meeting
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John Fisher Sports Ground was allowed at Appeal 11th April 2023.
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Application 2022/267 Former Shelton Sports Ground.
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Please keep an eye out for planning applications on Farleigh Meadows, Alexandra Ave, and others.
WARLINGHAM’S GREENBELT UNDER THREAT
400+
New houses
53
Acres of Green Belt land allocated for housing
5
Sites across Warlingham
1
Defunct Local Plan costing an estimated £5 million
