25 October 2026 - Climate
Preparing for Winter
Waverley Borough Council has shared the following useful information and resources to help our community prepare for severe weather and other emergencies.
Wonersh Civil Parish comprises three villages: Blackheath, Wonersh and Shamley Green. Parish Councils are the tier of local government closest to the community. The Council is non-party political and are responsible for the management of most of the common land in the villages of Wonersh and Shamley Green. The Council also comments on all planning applications, assists with grants and leads on various projects and initiatives in the area to improve and maintain our area, including litter, playground maintenance and traffic and parking issues.
Upon request
Monday-Thursday
Wonersh Sports Pavilion,
The Common,
Wonersh,
Surrey,
GU5 0PJ
Waverley Borough Council has shared the following useful information and resources to help our community prepare for severe weather and other emergencies.
Benefits include: Much better chance of a pedestrian crossing in Wonersh without the cost and negative impact of street lighting; fewer and less severe road collisions; half the perceived noise, improving mental health; Reduced traffic congestion and increased fuel-efficiency
Summary of our discussions on allotments relocation at the 15 October 2026 Council meeting. The allotments are currently sited on leased land which is now due to be handed back by 2030. A working party has been set up to identify and assess alternative sites.
The Barnett Hill Hotel team have kindly provided us with the following update to circulate to residents now the construction on their new spa has begun.
Wonersh has a number of group litter picks a year, organised by resident Clive Ferrey, Wonersh Environmental Advisory Group.
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