On Sunday 11 December at 4pm we will be celebrating our annual Christingle service in aid of the Children’s Society. This will be a family friendly service (about 40 min) during which we will all make our own Christingles and sing some well-known Carols. So come along, bring some friends and learn about the great work of the Children’s Society.

All welcome 

There is an 80% probability of severe cold weather between 2100 on Monday 28 Nov and 1500 on Friday 02 Dec in parts of England – including the Surrey Heath CCG area.

http://www.itv.com/news/meridian/update/2016-11-28/gps-warn-stay-warm-as-snow-likely-to-fall-in-south/     

Follow the link below to the main information page for this initiative, which comes into operation in Surrey Heath next month. There is a link from this page to a pdf giving the actual names of roads involved. Many roads in Bagshot will be affected, so worth a look. 

https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/road-maintenance-and-cleaning/street-lights-traffic-signals-and-signs/street-lights/part-night-street-lighting-works-timetable

BPFA AGM Tuesday 29th November at the Pavilion College Ride GU19 5ET 6.30pm All welcome. The BPFA needs your support!!

16/1041 – UNIT 2, ADJACENT TO WAITROSE,150-152 LONDON ROAD, BAGSHOT
A further planning application has been submitted for the empty unit next to Waitrose, this time wanting a three split.
If you remember, Notcutts was supposed to return to Bagshot when the development was completed, and even though they own the site, they decided not to fulfil that agreement.
The initial planning permission was given for two units only, a partnership of Notcutts and Waitrose, and this ‘two unit only’ development, was upheld earlier this year by a higher authority other than our local councils, when an application was submitting requesting the Notcutt unit be divided into four separate retail outlets. (The building was divided into four during the build, so in effect, this was a retrospective application). The new application is now asking for the ‘Notcutt unit’ to be divided into three – including yet another cafe. Bearing in mind, Costa Coffee will just be across the road at the old Bird in Hand, having been won on appeal, but not allowing our own councillors to have a say in the matter. None of our local councillors knew of the permission being given, until the work started last week. SHBC planners are now starting to take any decision making away from the people who represent us – if our councillors are not kept in the loop, how are they suppose to answer our questions?. Every objection to the original Costa Coffee planning application, was regarding not only deflecting trade away from our own cafe businesses in the village, but more importantly the traffic exiting and entering an already complex piece of the A30.