Planning Applications for Ashtead this week.
June 27, 2025
Hilda Williams - New President of Ashtead Rotary
July 8, 2025
Ashtead Rotary Club is delighted to announce the appointment of Hilda Williams as our new President, taking over from former President Tony Webb.Hilda brings a lifetime of service and leadership to the role, having worked and trained as a nurse within the NHS,...
ARE YOU A MEMBER OF THE ARA?
July 5, 2025
If so - we need your email address.
We would appreciate you adding personal email addresses that you want to be used for interactive communications with the Ashtead Residents’ Association. Please click on the following link. Then scroll downwards from where it has taken you to.https://www.ashteadreside...
See the comments below from Network Rail
The Footpath crossing at Green Lane has been used for many years as a Stop-Look-Listen type crossing, where the decision to cross was made by seeing or not seeing a train approaching. Due to the long sighting distances at this location a train could be visible for a long per...
The new Visit Mole Valley website
A new tourism campaign and website are shining a spotlight on Mole Valley – celebrating its natural beauty, iconic landmarks, and hidden gems. Designed to inspire exploration and discovery, and boost local visitor and rural economies, the new Visit Mole Valley website make...
New safety equipment at Green Lane
Network Rail have installed Miniature Stop Lights at the Green Lane Crossing. This is the same safety equipment that was installed at the Lady Howard Crossing. The lights turn red and a warning siren sounds when a train is approaching. If a second train is approaching from t...
Ashtead Common - Fire Risk
June 23, 2025
Strictly no fires or BBQs
Ashtead Common is a place of national significance because of its 1,100 ancient oak pollards and the wildlife they support. Fire represents the biggest single risk to these magnificent Tudor trees and consequently a strict no fires and barbeques rule is enforced. If you see ...
Message from Karen Brimacombe, CEO @ MVDC
Residents and businesses in Surrey are currently served by a 2-tier system of local government made up of a County Council and eleven Districts and Borough Councils.In February 2025, the Secretary of State invited councils to submit a proposal for unitary local government ac...
Book activities early to avoid disappointment
Mole Valley District Council is delighted to be working in partnership with local sport and leisure organisations to offer a wide range of free, fun and inclusive indoor and outdoor activities for children this summer. From skateboarding and golf, to art, bushcraft, dance, a...
Ashtead gains playground win for Mole Valley's children.
The collective pressure from Ashtead residents, local Councillors and the ARA seems to be achieving results not only for our children's playgrounds but right across Mole Valley. As a result of many representations about the poor condition of these valuable assets, and a...
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