NAG News 2026


The Annual General Meeting of the Normandy Action Group will take place, by kind permission of the Trustees, in the upstairs meeting room of Normandy Village Hall, on Tuesday, 17 November, starting at 8 pm. Please see below for the agenda and relevant papers (some to follow). 

Attachments:
Download this file (Draft Minutes AGM 2025.pdf)2[Draft AGM Minutes 2025]143 kB
Download this file (Draft NAG Constitution for AGM 2026.pdf)3[New Constitution for Approval]79 kB
Download this file (NAG AGM 2026 Agenda.pdf)1[2026 AGM Agenda]47 kB
Download this file (NAG Constitution 2006 Reformatted.pdf)4[NAG Constitution 2006 Version]59 kB
Download this file (NAG Constitution 2026 vs 2006.pdf)5[2026 vs 2006]84 kB
Download this file (NAG Constitution 2026 vs 2025.pdf)6[2026 vs 2025]85 kB

The appeal by the developer against the refusal by Guildford Borough Council (GBC) of planning application 25/P//01521 for up to 200 dwellings on the site known as Shortlands Farm, has been allowed.

Attachments:
Download this file (6008529 - Appeal Decision.pdf)6008529 - Appeal Decision.pdf[Inspector's report]473 kB

Guildford Borough Council (GBC) has issued a provisional Tree Protection Order (TPO) on 90 individual trees and 3 areas of woodland in and around the site on which Taylor Wimpey (TW) is planning to build up to 950 dwellings. The TPO is valid for 6 months, after which the Council either needs to confirm it or let it lapse.

 

UPDATE 21 September: We have now submitted to Guildford Borough Council our objection to application 25/P/01726; please see the pdf below.

UPDATE 28 August: We have now submitted to Guildford Borough Council our objection to application 25/P/01725; please see the pdf below.

Taylor Wimpey's agent, Savill's, has resubmitted papers for the major TW development in Normandy (Guildford Borough Council - GBC - planning reference 25/P/01725) and associated SANG (25/P/01726). The following are our headline comments on both applications:

The recently published Green Belt Assessment (GBA) from Guildford Borough Council makes for worrying reading if you believe that the Green Belt serves important purposes and should therefore have extra protection from development. In the PDF below, we give our analysis and suggest certain actions we can all take to try to preserve our precious Green Belt before it is too late. 

Attachments:
Download this file (GBA_NAG Perspective_090826.pdf)Our Analysis and Concerns[ ]179 kB
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