CHESSINGTON DISTRICT RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION

Chessington District Residents' Association seeks to represent the views of the residents of Hook and Chessington with regard to transport, planning and other issues. The committee normally meets on the first Thursday of each month at St. Paul's Church Hall, Hook Road, at 8.00. Click here for map. If appropriate we will pass our concerns onto our MP, Ed Davey, our local councillors who frequently attend our meetings, or other bodies. Membership costs two pounds per household per year, and any member can attend the committee meeting to raise an issue of concern. Contact the Association by sending an e-mail to cdra@torrero.demon.co.uk.

The latest newsletter can be found on the website here
ISSUES RECENTLY DISCUSSED BY THE COMMITTEE INCLUDE:-ONGOING ISSUES
  • The state of the local roads
  • Planning applications (See list)
  • The draft Urban Development Plan (UDP)
  • Quality and regularity of public transport
  • The need for a local LT Pass Agent in Hook Parade
  • Road safety
  • Telephone masts
  • Liaison with Police
  • The new licensing scheme for alcohol sales etc
  • Local Agenda 21 matters (pollution, recycling etc)
  • The future of Surbiton and Epsom hospitals
  • Vandalism
  • The future of local Post Offices

    • Flood Risk

    In response to requests, the national flood risk map is at http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/subjects/flood/?lang=_e. Enter your postcode in the box shown.

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    		Our elected representatives, councillors, MP, MEP's[]Extracts from our latest newsletter

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    		 Useful contacts and related organisations

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    		Print off an application form to join

    		Local transport including bus and train departures Minutes of recent committee meetings
    :-)Staying safe - advice from the police and the Suzy Lamplugh Trust EyePolice/Safer Neighbourhoods Newsletter

    The Association would like to express its gratitude to Mr Patel of Just Stationers, Hook Parade, who provides copying for its newsletter and agendas free of charge.
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