Whyteleafe Village Council serves the residents and businesses of the civil parish of Whyteleafe in Surrey.
Whyteleafe, Surrey, UK
Joined August 2011
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On Saturday 11th September, we will be holding a drop-in session at Whyteleafe Recreation Ground, CR6 9TH.
Come and meet your Village, District and Surrey County Councillors from 12:30pm to 4pm outside the Pavilion Cafe. A marquee is available but do bring something to sit on.
The Council's next meeting is on Monday 17th May. Go to whyteleafevillagecouncil.gov… for more info - please note that members of the public are welcome but
access will be subject to COVID-19 safeguarding protocols...
Great news, we've just launched a new website! Visit whyteleafevillagecouncil.gov…
There will be a litter pick at noon on Sunday 6th December - meet at Church Road next to Whyteleafe School and please bring PPE.
The government's consultation on its proposals to reform the planning system in England ends on the 29th October 2020 - find details here gov.uk/government/consultati…
VJ Day tribute event on Saturday 15th August at 3:45pm at St Lukes, Whyteleafe Hill - hear the piper play. Available to watch via the Caterham Hill Parish Council Facebook page
To commemorate VE Day on Friday May 8th, Caterham Hill Parish Council will transmit the performance of a piper on their Facebook page including a live performance from near St Luke’s Church, Whyteleafe, at around 4pm. We hope this is a fitting tribute to be enjoyed from home 🙂.
A Surrey wide campaign focuses on five key things for people to do during the Coronavirus outbreak. Plus a Community Helpline 0300 200 1008 to help residents who need support, such as shopping, prescription collections or a telephone friend surreycc.gov.uk/coronavirus
The Village Event, scheduled for Monday 16 March at St Luke’s has been postponed as a precaution against the coronavirus. Public safety is a priority and so we have taken this action to help safeguard everyone. The Council can be contacted as usual – see our website for details
It's the Annual Village Meeting on Monday 16th March at St Luke's Church, Whyteleafe Hill, CR3 0AA. Start at 7:30pm - come and meet your Village Councillors and hear about issues relating to our community
for the very latest information on the coronavirus (covid-19), visit the NHS website here: nhs.uk/conditions/coronaviru…
Just to let you know that our first litter pick of 2020 is arranged for noon Sunday 23 February starting from Upper Warlingham Station, central Whyteleafe. We'd welcome your support - litter picks, hi-viz and waste sacks provided. Let the Clerk know if you can make it...thanks.
After months of rain in our region, please keep an eye on the latest flood news for Surrey at flood-warning-information.se…
We have a litter pick arranged for noon Sunday 17th November starting opposite the new Tesco store, Godstone Road, near Maple Road, Whyteleafe. We'd welcome your support - litter picks, hi-viz and waste sacks provided. Let the Clerk know if you can make it...thanks.
We have a litter pick arranged for noon Sunday 20th October starting outside Whyteleafe Football Club, Church Road, Whyteleafe. We'd welcome your support - litter picks, hi-viz and waste sacks provided. Let the Clerk know if you can make it...thanks.
We have a litter pick arranged for noon Sunday 21st July starting from the Salmons Lane end of Church Road, Whyteleafe. We'd welcome your support - litter picks, hi-viz and waste sacks provided. Let the Clerk know if you can make it...thanks.
Today! - litter pick starting at the far end of Downsway, off Maple Road. Why not come and join us at noon - all necessary equipment provided! Help keep your community looking its best.
We have a litter pick arranged for noon Sunday 28th April starting from the lay-by near the Rendezvous Cafe. We'll pick around Wapses Lodge roundabout. We'd welcome your support - litter picks, hi-viz and waste sacks provided. Let the Clerk know if you can make it...thanks.
Quick reminder - its the Annual Parish Meeting on Wednesday 20th March to discuss community resilience with the help of Surrey County Council. Doors open at 7:15pm for a prompt start, St Luke's Church, Whyteleafe Hill, CR3 0AA.