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RECENTLY ADDED -
* Planning Inquiry Report - Travellers' Site
* New website for Walton Local History Society
* TWRA Submission on Parish Council
* TWRA Conclusions on Parish Council
* New Parish Council - Update and FAQs
* TWRA Membership Fees - No Increase!
* TWRA Meetings re New Parish Council
* Upcoming TWRS Events about Local Government
Changes and Community Governance
* Mere Pond: Five Year Plan & Update
* Travellers' Planning Inquiry, New Date
* Planning Inquiry Report - Travellers' Site
* New website for Walton Local History Society
* TWRA Submission on Parish Council
* TWRA Conclusions on Parish Council
* New Parish Council - Update and FAQs
* TWRA Membership Fees - No Increase!
* TWRA Meetings re New Parish Council
* Upcoming TWRS Events about Local Government
Changes and Community Governance
* Mere Pond: Five Year Plan & Update
* Travellers' Planning Inquiry, New Date
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Here is SCC's interactive map of current and planned roadworks across the county. Here is a list of roadworks in Reigate & Banstead for the week ahead. (List updated every Friday. Scroll down to see planned Utility works.)
The TWRA is dedicated to the protection of the character and environment of the villages of Tadworth and Walton on the Hill. So what are we protecting?
Tadworth and Walton are fortunate in lying in the beautiful North Downs, over 400 ft above sea level.
Tadworth is a small, vibrant, community of around 7,000 people, bounded on three sides by a combination of green belt, common-land, and important heathland.
Walton on the Hill, with a population of about 2,000 people, lies to the south of Tadworth and is surrounded by heathland and agricultural land. It is an archetypal English village, having a large pond, a green, a small primary school, some local shops and several pubs.
The villages are well situated, being within easy reach of Central London, both Gatwick and Heathrow Airports, and the M25.
Tadworth is a small, vibrant, community of around 7,000 people, bounded on three sides by a combination of green belt, common-land, and important heathland.
Walton on the Hill, with a population of about 2,000 people, lies to the south of Tadworth and is surrounded by heathland and agricultural land. It is an archetypal English village, having a large pond, a green, a small primary school, some local shops and several pubs.
The villages are well situated, being within easy reach of Central London, both Gatwick and Heathrow Airports, and the M25.
The TWRA is dedicated to protecting our two villages and ensuring that our beautiful part of the North Downs continues to be an attractive and pleasant place to live. More information about our villages can be found here.
We organise a range of events, activities and amenities locally, work with a range of other local community groups whose objectives align with ours and behind the scenes we maintain close working relationships with our local councils to represent residents' interests.
We also publish The Tadworth & Walton Tribune magazine twice a year, in Spring and Autumn. It is delivered free to all households in the area.
The TWRA ensures that Tadworth and Walton on the Hill residents have a voice. Being a member means your voice can be heard
We organise a range of events, activities and amenities locally, work with a range of other local community groups whose objectives align with ours and behind the scenes we maintain close working relationships with our local councils to represent residents' interests.
We also publish The Tadworth & Walton Tribune magazine twice a year, in Spring and Autumn. It is delivered free to all households in the area.
The TWRA ensures that Tadworth and Walton on the Hill residents have a voice. Being a member means your voice can be heard
EVENTS CALENDAR
Walton Village Forum Public Meeting
The Dog House pub (Fox & Hounds)
Walton on the Hill
Walton on the Hill
Tuesday 28 October
8.00pm - 9.30pm
8.00pm - 9.30pm
Curzon Cinema The Penguin Lessons
Riddell Hall
Deans Lane, Walton
Deans Lane, Walton
Friday 31 October
2.00pm, 4.15pm, 7.15pm
2.00pm, 4.15pm, 7.15pm
The Modern Kitchen Garden
St John's Hall
The Avenue, Tadworth
The Avenue, Tadworth
Saturday 1 November
10.30am
10.30am
CPR Training
A venue in Tadworth
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Community Litterpick
Box Hill Village Hall
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Sunday 16 November
10.00am - 12.00pm
10.00am - 12.00pm
For a full list of events and more information, please visit our Events Calendar.
Details of how to join the TWRA or pay your annual subscription are on the Membership page. To learn more about Our Villages and find out more about us and what we do, visit the About Us page.
The Our Environment pages provide practical information about planning issues, and other important features of our environment such as the Jubilee Woodland, local Conservation Areas, transport connections and highways matters. You can also find out about local volunteer groups actively working to improve our environment such as the local Litter Pickers and the Tadworth and Walton Tree Wardens.
The Our Community pages contain details of local services, our local businesses, and the wide range of clubs, societies and associations active in our villages. There is also information about our local Councils and Councillors, our local support Network and Neighbourhood Watch.
The Our Environment pages provide practical information about planning issues, and other important features of our environment such as the Jubilee Woodland, local Conservation Areas, transport connections and highways matters. You can also find out about local volunteer groups actively working to improve our environment such as the local Litter Pickers and the Tadworth and Walton Tree Wardens.
The Our Community pages contain details of local services, our local businesses, and the wide range of clubs, societies and associations active in our villages. There is also information about our local Councils and Councillors, our local support Network and Neighbourhood Watch.
