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
Committee: Full Council
Notice of Election for the West Surrey Council Shadow Unitary Authority elections taking place on Thursday 7 May 2026.
Details of the newly opened book exchange in the telephone box outside Wonersh Shop. Thank you to all involved!
Information on our approach to the recent spillway leak at the Shamley Green Duck Pond
Information from the Surrey Environment Partnership on new items that can be included in mixed recycling bins from 31 March
St John’s Parochial Church Council will be holding public meetings at 5pm and 8pm on 21 April 2026 to present their proposed plans for Lawnsmead Hall and the Church site
Wonersh has a number of group litter picks a year, organised by resident Clive Ferrey, Wonersh Environmental Advisory Group.
Save the date for your Annual Assembly on Thursday 14th May 2026 at 7.30pm at Wonersh Memorial Hall
An annual event organised by Shamley Green Village Fete Committee
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See the most recent full council meetings including agendas, minutes and supporting documents
Discover the amenities that we provide to residents.
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Find documents published by the council, including data policies, statutory documents and more.
Submit issues to Waverley Borough Council, such as missed bin collections and antisocial behaviour
Submit issues to Surrey County Council, such as potholes and rights of way problems
