Horsell Residents' Association

A member of the Horsell, Surrey and Woking communities

About Horsell Residents' Association

Horsell Residents' Association was formed in 1965 as a non-political group open to all adult residents of Horsell. It exists as "the independent voice of Horsell" to:

1. promote, uphold and protect the interests of residents in matters that affect Horsell and its environs.

2. bring those matters to the notice of relevant bodies and accordingly keep its members informed.

3. support and promote social and benevolent activities for the general benefit of Horsell residents

Horsell Residents' Association upholds these aims activities including: publishing the quarterly magazine - The Resident - delivered by volunteers to all households; organising a Horsell Village Show and also through support of Horsell' community action team the Second Thursday Club.

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Visit our website at http://www.horsellresidents.com

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Latest posts

Action Counters Terrorism

Surrey Police is urging the public to help the police tackle terrorism and save lives by reporting suspicious behaviour and activity. Communities defeat terrorism. With the enduring terrorist threat, it is now more important than ever that everyone plays their part in tackling terrorism. Your actions could save lives.

How can I report?

Reporting is quick and easy. You can report in confidence online via a secure form: www.gov.uk/ACT. Alternatively, you can call the police confidentially on 0800 789 321.

All reports are kept confidential and you can report anonymously.

In an emergency always call 999.

How to report fly-tipping & your responsibilities for waste disposal

Reporting fly-tipping

Fly tipping is a continuing issue on some roads in Horsell and on the edges of the village on Horsell Common. Please find details below on how to report fly tipping so that it is removed.

1. If a road is blocked and is impassable, report fly-tipping on the highway to Surrey County Council.

2. If waste is tipped in other areas in Horsell, report fly-tipping to Woking Borough Council.

Householder responsibilities for waste disposal

Surrey County Council have issued a reminder of householder responsibilities when having waste removed. Your waste is your responsibility - make sure your builder won’t fly-tip it. Find out more about what you can do to stamp out fly-tipping in Surrey - Visit bit.ly/2cJpi3F

Woking Canal Boat Trips, can you help?

At the recent canal festival The Basingstoke Canal Society named a new boat that will start regular public trips in Woking from next Easter. However, this service will depend on the availability of a group of people to operate the boat. The team will deal with both day-to-day matters (eg creating a trip schedule, downloading passenger details for each trip, rostering crew, and organising refueling etc) and making “strategic” decisions about how the operation is adapted or expanded according to demand.

If you are interested in getting involved please contact Martin Leech ( 01276-452754) further details can be found here The Basingstoke Canal Society - Trip Boat Kitty

Horsell Runners' Weekly Run

Posted on behalf of Horsell Runners
Horsell Runners regular run starts at 7.45pm every Wednesday from outside the Beijing Restaurant, High Street.

Many of Horsell Runners' members enter races and they support each others' efforts. They tend to run for 4-6 miles and at a pace of approx 8-10 minute miles.

Just come along or contact info@horsellrunners.org for more information.

Horsell Runners also runs a Saturday morning 'Breakfast Club' run, meeting at 7.30am at Heather Farm on Horsell Common, with coffee afterwards at the cafe.

There's also a great blog written by one of the members here.
When
10 Aug 2016 at 7:45pm
Where
Outside the Beijing Restaurant
95-99 High Street
Horsell
GU21 4SY

Horsell Village WI Meeting

Posted on behalf of Horsell Village Women's Institute
Horsell Village Women's Institute meets every 4th Tuesday at 8pm at Horsell Village Hall. Visitors are always welcome. Call 01483 715498 for more information.
When
23 Aug 2016 at 8:00pm
Where
Horsell Village Hall
High Street
Horsell
GU21 4SS