Surrey - Multiple Traffic Notices

The Surrey County Council

Tithepit Shaw Lane (D1382) Warlingham
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order 2025

On 30 May 2025, Surrey County Council made the above-mentioned Temporary Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of which will be to prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in that length of Tithepit Shaw Lane (D1382) Warlingham between the access for the property known as “The Orchard” and the access for the property known as “Blossom Hill”.

Alternative Route – Tithepit Shaw Lane. The Order is required to allow SES Water to facilitate water mains work and all associated works. 

These works are anticipated to be carried out over 2 days during the 12-month period of operation of this Temporary Order that commences on 16 June 2025. 

Advanced warning signs will be displayed, and the temporary closure will only operate when the relevant traffic signs are displayed.

Hilltop Lane (D388) Chaldon
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Notice 2025

On 04 June 2025 Surrey County Council made the above mentioned Temporary Traffic Order under Section 14(1) and 15(8)(b) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (“The Act”), the effect of which will be temporarily prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in the entire length of Hilltop Lane (D388) Chaldon. 

The alternative route will be Rockshaw Road; A23 London Road North; Shepherds Hill; Alderstead Lane; Dean Lane; and Rook Lane. 

The Order is required to allow telegraph pole replacement works and/or telecoms utility works and/or any other associated works to be carried out by or on behalf of BT Openreach within the length of road described in this Notice. 

This Temporary Order commences on 07 June 2025 and continues in force the provisions introduced by “The Surrey County Council Hilltop Lane (D388) Chaldon Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Notice 2025” issued under S14(2) of The Act on 02 June 2025. 

Advance warning signs will be displayed, and the temporary closure will only operate when the relevant traffic signs are displayed. 

Access for residents, the emergency services, cyclists and pedestrian will be maintained at all times. 

During certain phases of the works vehicular access to premises may be restricted, when this is the case such restriction of access will apply for no more than eight hours within any 24 hour period.

Pixham Lane (B2038) Dorking
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order 2025

On 04 June 2025 Surrey County Council made the above mentioned Temporary Traffic Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of which will be to prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in that length of Pixham Lane (B2038) Dorking as extends from its roundabout with (A24) London Road to its junction with (D2856) Pixholme Grove. 

Alternative Route: (B2038) Pixham Lane, (A25) Reigate Road, (A24) Deepdene Avenue, and (A24) London Road, or this route in reverse. 

This Order is required to facilitate telecom utility works for, or on behalf of BT Openreach. 

These works are anticipated to be carried out over 5 days, between the hours of 9.30am and 4pm, during the 12-month period of operation of this Temporary Order that commences on 16 June 2025. 

Advanced warning signs will be displayed, and the temporary closure will only operate when the relevant traffic signs are displayed. 

Access to premises within the affected length of road, including access by emergency service vehicles to these properties will be maintained at all times, as will access for pedestrians and dismounted cyclists.

The Crescent (B2122) Leatherhead
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order 2025

On 04 June 2025 Surrey County Council made the above mentioned Temporary Traffic Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of which will be to prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in that length of the south westbound carriageway of The Crescent (B2122) Leatherhead as extends from its junction with (B2122) Epsom Road to its junction with (D2537) Waverley Place. 

Alternative Route: (1) (B2122) Epsom Road, (B2122) Leret Way, (A245) Bull Hill, (A245) Station Road, (B2122) Waterway Road, (B2122) Guildford Road, (A246) Young Street, (B2450) Dorking Road, (B2033) Church Street, and (B2122) The Crescent; (2) (B2122) The Crescent, (B2033) Church Street, (B2450) Dorking Road, (A24) By-Pass Road, and (B2122) Epsom Road. 

This Order is required to facilitate spine cabling works for, or on behalf of BT Openreach. These works are anticipated to be carried out over 3 nights, between the hours of 7pm and 5am, during the 12-month period of operation of this Order which will commence on 16 June 2025. 

Advanced warning signs will be displayed, and the temporary closure will only operate when the relevant traffic signs are displayed. 

Access to premises within the affected length of road, including access by emergency service vehicles to these properties, will be maintained at all times, as will access for pedestrians and dismounted cyclists. 

All other traffic will be required to follow the alternative route described above.

Cromwell Road (A25) Redhill
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order 2025

On 04 June 2025 Surrey County Council made the above mentioned Temporary Traffic Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of which will be to prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in that length of Cromwell Road (A25) Redhill as extends from its junction with (D1264) Huntingdon Road to its junction with “The Belfry Shopping Centre” car park exit point. Alternative Route: (A25) High Street, (A23) Marketfield Way, (A23) Princess Way, (A25) London Road, (A25) Queensway, (A25) Station Road, and (A25) St Matthews Road, or this route in reverse. 

This Order is required to facilitate mobile crane works for, or on behalf of DSM Contract Lifting. 

These works are anticipated to be carried out over 1 day, between the hours of 7am and 11am, during the 12-month period of operation of this Temporary Order that commences on 22 June 2025. 

Advanced warning signs will be displayed, and the temporary closure will only operate when the relevant traffic signs are displayed. 

Access for emergency service vehicles to these properties will be maintained at all times, as will access for pedestrians. 

All other traffic will be required to follow the diversion route. No sole access will be affected by this closure.

Various in Reigate and Banstead
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order (No.4) 2025

On 4 June 2025 Surrey County Council made the above mentioned Temporary Traffic Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) the effect of which will be to prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in the lengths of roads specified and described in the Schedule to this Notice. 

This Order is required to enable Surrey County Council to facilitate footway works and/or carriageway asphalt preservation works and/or major maintenance works, which is anticipated to be completed as soon as possible within the 18 month period of operation of this Order which will commence on 9 June 2025. 

Advanced warning signs will be displayed and the temporary closure will only operate when the relevant traffic signs are displayed. 

In the event that it is necessary to restrict any access at any time under Section 3 of the Act, the road can only be closed for a maximum of 8 hours in any 24-hour period. 

Any vehicle found to be obstructing the highway during these works will be removed to a suitable location outside the limits of the works after all reasonable methods have been undertaken to identify and contact the vehicle’s owner. 

Access for pedestrians and cyclists will be maintained at all times. 

Access to premises within the affected length of road, including access for emergency service vehicles to these properties, will be maintained when safe to do so and if necessary via the signed diversion route.

Schedule
1. the entire length of D1169 Sutton Gardens, Merstham. Alternative Route – D1169 Weldon Way and D1169 Taynton Drive;

2. that length of B2036 Balcombe Road, Horley which extends from its junction with C64 Victoria Road southwards to the boundary between the Borough of Reigate and Banstead and West Sussex County Council. 

Alternative Route – B2036 Balcombe Road, A23 Balcombe Road, A23 Brighton Road, A23 Brighton Road (West Sussex), Gatwick Road (West Sussex), Radford Road (West Sussex) and B2036 Balcombe Road (West Sussex).

D2558 Eastwick Drive, Bookham
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order 2025

On 4 June 2025 Surrey County Council made the above mentioned Temporary Traffic Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) the effect of which will be to prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in the entire length of D2558 Eastwick Drive, Bookham. 

This Order is required to enable Surrey County Council to facilitate carriageway asphalt preservation works and/or major maintenance works which is anticipated to be completed as soon as possible within the 18 month period of operation of this Order which will commence on 16 June 2025. 

Advanced warning signs will be displayed and the temporary closure will only operate when the relevant traffic signs are displayed. 

In the event that it is necessary to restrict any access at any time under Section 3 of the Act, the road can only be closed for a maximum of 8 hours in any 24-hour period. 

Any vehicle found to be obstructing the highway during these works will be removed to a suitable location outside the limits of the works after all reasonable methods have been undertaken to identify and contact the vehicle’s owner. 

Access for pedestrians and cyclists will be maintained at all times. 

Access to premises within the affected length of road, including access for emergency service vehicles to these properties, will be maintained when safe to do so and if necessary via the signed diversion route. 

Alternative Route Phase 1 – from Westfield Drive South along Eastwick Drive turn left into Meadow Way, The Copse, turn right into The Glade, Kennel Lane, turn right into Lower Road and turn right back into Eastwick Drive. 

Alternative Route Phase 2 – from Meadow Way South along Eastwick Drive, turn left into Spring Grove, turn right into Kennel Lane, turn right into Lower Road and turn right back into Eastwick Drive. 

Alternative Route Phase 3 – from Spring Grove South along Eastwick Drive left into Richmond Way, left into Harecroft, left into Richmond way, right into Spring Grove-left into Kennel Lane and right back into Eastwick Drive.

Various in Tandridge
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order (No.5) 2025

On 4 June 2025 Surrey County Council made the above mentioned Temporary Traffic Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) the effect of which will be to prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in the lengths of roads specified and described in the Schedule to this Notice. 

This Order is required to enable Surrey County Council to facilitate footway slurry works and/or major maintenance works, which is anticipated to be completed as soon as possible within the 18 month period of operation of this Order which will commence on 9 June 2025. 

Advanced warning signs will be displayed and the temporary closure will only operate when the relevant traffic signs are displayed. 

In the event that it is necessary to restrict any access at any time under Section 3 of the Act, the road can only be closed for a maximum of 8 hours in any 24-hour period. 

Any vehicle found to be obstructing the highway during these works will be removed to a suitable location outside the limits of the works after all reasonable methods have been undertaken to identify and contact the vehicle’s owner. 

Access for pedestrians and cyclists will be maintained at all times. Access to premises within the affected length of road, including access for emergency service vehicles to these properties, will be maintained when safe to do so and if necessary via the signed diversion route.

Schedule
1. (a) the entire length of D399 Love Lane, Godstone; (b) that length of D395 Tilburstow Hill Road which extends from its junction with B2236 Eastbourne Road/High Street to the southern boundary of Public Footpath No.128 (Godstone). Alternative Route – D395 Tilburstow Hill Road, D394 The Enterdent, B2236 Eastbourne Road and B2236 High Street;

2. that length of D424 Woodhurst Lane, Oxted which extends from its junction with Spring Lane southwards to the southern property boundary of Manorside. Alternative Route – A25 East Hill, D428 Rockfield Road, D428 Wolfs Hill, D472 Hurstlands, D428 Greenhurst Lane, D424 Hurst Green Road and D424 Woodhurst Lane;

3. the entire length of D385 Nutfield Road, Nutfield. Alternative Route – A25 Nutfield Road.

Albury Road (D1171) Merstham
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order 2025

Surrey County Council proposes to make the above-mentioned Temporary Traffic Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 the effect of which will be to prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in that length of Albury Road (D1171) Merstham between its junction with Manor Road (D1171) and the southern boundary for the property known as “25 Albury Road”.

Alternative Route – Manor Road or Chilberton Drive, Nutfield Road, Nutfield Marsh Road, Church Hill, A25 (Bletchingley Road), Big Common Lane, Pendell Road and Bletchingley Road, or this route in reverse.

This Order is required to enable NGTUNNELLING.co.uk to facilitate a new sewer connection and all associated works. 

These works are anticipated to be carried out over 2 weeks between the hours of 8.00am and 4.00pm, during the 12-month period of operation of this Temporary Order that commences on 30 June 2025. 

Advanced warning signs will be displayed and the temporary closure, which is anticipated to be in force 24 hours per day, will only operate when the relevant traffic signs are displayed. Access for pedestrians and dismounted cyclists will be maintained at all times.

Bowerland Lane (D408) Lingfield
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order 2025

Surrey County Council proposes to make the above-mentioned Temporary Traffic Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 the effect of which will be to prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in that length of Bowerland Lane (D408) Lingfield between the access for Crop Drier Works and the access for the property known as “Arden Green”.

Alternative Route – Crowhurst Road and Haxted Road, or this route in reverse.

This Order is required to enable Openreach to facilitate decayed telegraph pole replacement and all associated works. 

These works are anticipated to be carried out over 2 days between the hours of 8.00am and 5.00pm, during the 12-month period of operation of this Temporary Order that commences on 30 June 2025. 

Schedule

(a) that length of Station Avenue (B2030) Caterham as extends from its junction with (D1432 Harestone Valley Road to its junction at the roundabout with (B2208) Croydon Road, (B2030) The Square, and (B2030) Godstone Road. Alternative Route: Church Hill, Church Road, Whyteleafe Road, Burntwood Lane, Wapses Lodge Roundabout, and Croydon Road.

(b) that length of Croydon Road (B2208) Caterham as extends from its junction at the roundabout with (B2030) Station Avenue, (B2030) The Square, and (B2030) Godstone Road to a point 10 metres north of its junction with (D1430 Colin Road. Alternative Route: (1) Godstone Road (Southbound), A22 Caterham By-Pass (Northbound), Wapses Lodge Roundabout, and Croydon Road; (2) Croydon Road (Northbound), Wapses Lodge Roundabout, Burntwood Lane, Whyteleafe Road, Church Road, Church Hill, and Station Avenue.

(c) the entire length of Croydon Road (D1431) Caterham. There is no alternative route for this closure.

(d) that length of Mount Pleasant Road (D1430) Caterham at its junction with (B2208) Croydon Road. Alternative Route: Vehicles to enter/exit via Farningham Road.

(e) that length of Crescent Road (D1431) Caterham at its junction with (B2208) Croydon Road. Alternative Route: Vehicles to enter/exit via Timberhill Road.

C85 Dwelly Lane, Edenbridge
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order 2025

Surrey County Council propose to make the above mentioned Temporary Traffic Order under Section 14(1) of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) the effect of which will be to:- 

(a) prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in that length of C85 Dwelly Lane, Edenbridge which extends from its junction with Honeypot Lane to its junction with Haxted Road; and 

(b) revoke part 18 of “Surrey County Council Various Roads in Tandridge Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order (No.7) 2024” insofar as it relates Dwelly Lane only. 

This Order is required to enable Surrey County Council to facilitate surface dressing, pre-patching, carriageway surfacing and/or major maintenance works, which is anticipated to be completed as soon as possible within the 18 month period of operation of this Order which will commence on 21 June 2025. 

Advanced warning signs will be displayed and the temporary closure will only operate when the relevant traffic signs are displayed. 

In the event that it is necessary to restrict any access at any time under Section 3 of the Act, the road can only be closed for a maximum of 8 hours in any 24-hour period. 

Any vehicle found to be obstructing the highway during these works will be removed to a suitable location outside the limits of the works after all reasonable methods have been undertaken to identify and contact the vehicle’s owner. 

Access for pedestrians and cyclists will be maintained at all times. 

Access to premises within the affected length of road, including access for emergency service vehicles to these properties, will be maintained when safe to do so and if necessary via the signed diversion route. 

Alternative Route – C85 Dwelly Lane, C92 Honeypot Lane, C92 Little Browns Lane, Hilders Lane, B2026 Station Road, C87 Lingfield Road and C87 Haxted Road.

A2044 Woodhatch Road, Redhill/Reigate and A23 Horley Road, Redhill
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order 2025

Surrey County Council propose to make the above mentioned Temporary Traffic Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) the effect of which will be to prohibit vehicles from entering or proceeding in the lengths of roads specified in the Schedule to this Notice. 

This Order is required to enable Surrey County Council to facilitate carriageway surfacing and/or major maintenance works, which is anticipated to be completed as soon as possible within the 18 month period of operation of this Order which will commence on 21 June 2025. 

Advanced warning signs will be displayed and the temporary closure will only operate when the relevant traffic signs are displayed. 

In the event that it is necessary to restrict any access at any time under Section 3 of the Act, the road can only be closed for a maximum of 8 hours in any 24-hour period. 

Any vehicle found to be obstructing the highway during these works will be removed to a suitable location outside the limits of the works after all reasonable methods have been undertaken to identify and contact the vehicle’s owner. 

Access for pedestrians and cyclists will be maintained at all times. 

Access to premises within the affected length of roads, including access for emergency service vehicles to these properties, will be maintained when safe to do so and if necessary via the signed diversion route.

Schedule
1. that length of A23 Horley Road, Redhill which extends from its junction with Pendleton Road to its junction with A2044 Woodhatch Road. Alternative Route 1 – A23 Brighton Road, A25 Cromwell Road, A25 St Matthews Road, A24 Station Road, A25 Linkfield Corner, A25 Hatchlands Road, A25 Reigate Road, A25 Church Street, A217 Bancroft Road, A217 Bell Street, A217 Cockshot Hill and A2044 Woodhatch Road; Alternative Route 2 – A2044 Woodhatch Road, A217 Cockshot Hill, A217 Bell Street, A25 High Street, A25 London Road, A25 Castlefield Road, A25 Church Street, A25 Reigate Road, A25 Hatchlands Road, A25 Linkfield Corner, A24 Station Road, A25 St Matthews Road, A25 Cromwell Road and A23 Brighton Road;

2. that length of A2044 Woodhatch Road, Redhill/Reigate which extends from its junction with Pendleton Road to its junction with A23 Horley Road. Alternative Route 1 – A217 Dovers Green Road, A217 Reigate Road, A23 Brighton Road, A23 Bonehurst Road and A23 Brighton Road;
Alternative Route 2 – A23 Brighton Road, A23 Bonehurst Road, A23 Balcombe Road, A23 Brighton Road, A217 Reigate Road and A217 Dovers Green Road.

Dated 5 June 2025

Authorising Officer – Richard Bolton
Assistant Director – Highways, Infrastructure and Planning
Enquiries to: Traffic Regulation Orders Team, Hazel House, Merrow Lane, Guildford, Surrey GU4 7BQ

Telephone: 0300 200 1003

Proposed Raised Signal-Controlled Pedestrian Facility

(Pedex Pedestrian Crossing)
in Kingston Road, Leatherhead

SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL in exercise of their powers under Section 23 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and Section 90(A) to (I) of the Highways Act 1980, and after consultation with the Chief Officer of Police in accordance with Section 23(2)(A) of the said Act of 1984, propose to upgrade the existing pelican crossing to a raised stand-alone signal-controlled pedestrian facility (Pedex Crossing) on Kingston Road (A245) Leatherhead. 

As part of this scheme, the footways on the eastern and western sides of the road will also be widened.

The Pedex crossing will be located 18.5 metres south of the centre of its junction with Bay Tree Avenue on a new flat top road table. 

The upgraded crossing will be 4m wide, centred on the new flat top road table that will extend over the full width of the road and will measure 75mm in height and 7.5m in length with 1.5m ramps (1:20 gradient), with a total length of 10.5m.

A copy of the plan showing the location of the measures above may be viewed on-line at https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/policies-plans-consultations/roads-and-transport-consultations (follow the link to Kingston Road, Leatherhead traffic calming measures proposal). 

Copies may also be viewed at – (a) Leatherhead Library, The Mansion, Church Street, Leatherhead, KT22 8DP – from Tuesday to Saturday from 9:30am to 5pm; (b) Mole Valley District Council, Pippbrook, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1SJ; and (c) Reception, Surrey County Council, Hazel House, Merrow Lane, Guildford, Surrey, GU4 7BQ.

If you wish to object to, or make any other representation regarding the proposed measures, you must send the grounds on which they are made – 

(a) in writing to Traffic Regulation Orders Team, Surrey County Council, Hazel House, Merrow Lane, Guildford, Surrey, GU4 7BQ; or 

(b) by using the online form via the website quoted above; or (c) by email at highways@surreycc.gov.uk – by 03 July 2025.

Proposed Provision of a Zebra Crossing and Traffic Calming Measures
on Chalkpit Lane (A2003) Dorking

SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL in exercise of their powers under Section 23 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and Section 90(A) to (I) of the Highways Act 1980, and after consultation with the Chief Officer of Police in accordance with Section 23(2)(A) of the said Act of 1984, propose to establish a zebra crossing with zigzag markings and introduce a pair of speed cushions to improve safety and reduce vehicle speeds on Chalkpit Lane (A2003) Dorking.

The width of the proposed zebra crossing will be 2.80m and the centre of the crossing will be located 18.5m north of the centreline of the junction with Station Road (C132).

The speed cushions will be two abreast and located at the common boundary between Numbers “24” and “26” Chalkpit Lane. 

The cushions will be 2.0m in width, 75mm in height and 3.0m in length each with a flat top. 

Main ramps will be 0.6m in length, with a gradient of 1:8. Side ramps will be 0.3m in length, with a gradient of 1:4.

A copy of the plan showing the location of the measures above may be viewed on-line at https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/policies-plans-consultations/roads-and-transport-consultations, or in person at – 

(a) Dorking Library, St Martin’s Walk, Dorking, RH4 1UT; 

(b) Mole Valley District Council, Pippbrook, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1SJ; and 

(c) Reception, Surrey County Council, Hazel House, Merrow Lane, Guildford, Surrey, GU4 7BQ.

If you wish to object to, or make any other representation regarding the proposed measures, you must send the grounds on which they are made – 

(a) in writing to Traffic Regulation Orders Team, Surrey County Council, Hazel House, Merrow Lane, Guildford, Surrey, GU4 7BQ; or 

(b) by using the online form via the website quoted above; or (c) by email at highways@surreycc.gov.uk – by 03 July 2025.

Date: 05 June 2025

Authorising Officer: Lucy Monie – Director – Highways, Infrastructure and Planning

Enquiries to: Traffic Regulation Orders Team, Hazel House, Merrow Lane, Guildford, Surrey, GU4 7BQ

Tel: 0300 200 1003

Notice of Making of an Order Highways Act 1980
Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981
Footpath No. 178 (Capel)
Public Path Diversion Order 2025

The above order, made on 13 May 2025 under section 119 of the Highways Act 1980 and section 53A(2) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 19 81 will if confirmed, divert Public Footpath 178 (Capel) from OS Grid Ref. 516671 138884) due east for 65 metres, then turning south, then southeast, then southwest for 170 metres to reach point, continuing southwest for 97 metres to OS Grid Ref 516671 138685.

A copy of the Order and the Order Map have been placed and may be seen free of charge by appointment (Tel. 0300 200 1003) at Surrey County Council Offices, Whitebeam Lodge, Merrow Depot, Merrow Lane, Guildford (between 10.00am and 4.00pm from Monday to Friday) during opening hours.

A copy of this notice may be viewed on the Council’s website (www.surreycc.gov.uk) under Footpaths, Byways and Bridleways. 

A copy of the Order and map may be purchased from the County Council at a cost of £4.00. 

Any representations about or objections to the Order may be sent in writing to Countryside Access quoting reference DW/JW/3/1/41 at Surrey County Council, Whitebeam Lodge, Merrow Depot, Merrow Lane, Guildford GU4 7BQ or by mail to rightsofway@surreycc.gov.uk by 3 July 2025.

Please state the grounds on which they are made. If no representations or objections are duly made, or if any so made, are withdrawn, Surrey County Council may confirm the Order as an unopposed Order. 

If the Order is sent to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for confirmation any representations, which have not been withdrawn, will be sent with the Order.

Please note that in the interests of open government, responses to this consultation may be disclosed to the public and may be summarised for inclusion in committee reports. 

If you do not wish your personal details (i.e. name and address) to be made public please notify us in your response.

Dated: 5 June 2025

Carolyn McKenzie, Director – Environment.
Enquiries to: Countryside Access Team, Surrey County Council, Whitebeam Lodge, Merrow Depot, Merrow Lane, Guildford GU4 7BQ.

Tel: 0300 200 1003 or email: rightsofway@surreycc.gov.uk.