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
The Met Office has issued a red warning of extreme heat for Surrey, in addition to a red heat-health alert issued for the south east by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). These are in place on Wednesday 24 and Thursday 25 June, with an amber warning and alert issued for Monday 22 and Tuesday 23.
Waverley Borough Council are inviting you to have your say on the future of Blackheath Common.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Wonersh Parish annual assembly last Thursday evening.
Notice of Election for the West Surrey Council Shadow Unitary Authority elections taking place on Thursday 7 May 2026.
An annual event organised by Wonersh Village Fair Committee
Wonersh has a number of group litter picks a year, organised by resident Clive Ferrey, Wonersh Environmental Advisory Group.
Wonersh has a number of group litter picks a year, organised by resident Clive Ferrey, Wonersh Environmental Advisory Group.
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