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  2. COBHAM IN BLOOM

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    You may have seen a letter from Sue Kilpatrick in the local press saying that the Cobham in Bloom Working Group are not entering the South & South-East in Bloom competition this year. ...Read more

  3. URGENT NEWS - M25

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    DO YOU KNOW ...that having achieved outline planning permission to build this ‘blot on the landscape' with the proviso from the Secretary of State's Department that all construction is to take place from the M25 motorway, Swayfields have now applied for permission to construct a road from the Horsley Road (approximately opposite Highway Model Farm) to the construction site stating they will require 40 working days in which to do this.  ..read more

  4. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN

    Our Annual General Meeting will be on Thursday, 8 April 2010, in Cobham Village Hall, starting at 7.30 a.m. and I do hope that many of you will come along. Not only is it an opportunity to learn something of what is going on in Cobham & Downside, but it is also a chance to talk to other residents and our Councillors after the meeting. As usual, there will be some snacks and drinks available.
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Contact Information

● Tel: 01932 865414

● Email: cdra@hotmail.com
Cobham Blooms

cobham-bloomYou may have seen a letter from Sue Kilpatrick in the local press saying that the Cobham in Bloom Working Group are not entering the South & South-East in Bloom competition this year. The reasons for this are:  the small number of people willing to devote time to the project and the vandalism which took place last summer – graffiti, destruction of flower beds, hanging baskets and troughs and the enormous amount of litter which had to be cleared (even though very adequate litter bins are provided).  Nevertheless, the Working Group did decide to continue in 2009 to plant flower beds and shrubs on a more informal basis and to try and ensure that Cobham is clean and tidy.  Thanks are due to Surrey CC, Elmbridge BC, local organisations and individuals for their help in the past and it is very much hoped such support will continue in 2009.  Anyone wishing to help should contact Sue Kilpatrick.