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Dates to Remember
28th Oct - Mytchett Memory and Friendship Group: 1.00pm - 2.30pm, Mytchett Community Centre. For any adult and Carer, see
Events on the MCC Website.
28th Oct - Redtooth Poker: 7.30pm, Mytchett Community Centre. See
Events on the MCC Website.
29th Oct - Gentle Exercise for 65+: 2.00pm - 2.45pm, Frimley Green Library. See
Poster for details.
30th Oct - Meet the Beat Police : 10.00am-11.00am, Outside Tesco Express, Balmoral Drive, Frimley.
30th Oct - Redtooth Poker: 7.30pm, Mytchett Community Centre. See
Events on the MCC Website.
31st Oct - Halloween Party Night: 6.00pm, Mytchett Community Centre. See
Events on the MCC Website.
2nd Nov - Light up the Sky!: 6.30pm, Mytchett Community Centre. See
Events on the MCC Website.
9th Nov - Paul Sykes Big Band: 7.00pm, Mytchett Community Centre. For details,
see the Paul Sykes Big Band Website.
14th Nov - Society's Half-Yearly Public Meeting : St. Andrews Church Hall, Frimley Green.
see the Poster on the right and the Notice and Agenda for details.
15th Nov - Councillors Surgery: 10.00am - 12.00pm, Frimley Green Library, see
Poster for details.
Consultations, Petitions, Surveys etc
Surrey Heath Borough Council has now opened a waiting list for those residents who would be interested in securing a plot in the new Mindenhurst Allotments.
There is an occupation restriction on the allotments to ensure that they are for the benefit of the residents of the Deepcut area. This is defined as
being within a one mile radius of Deepcut, see the Poster for more details.
If you meet this criterion and are interested in being added to the waiting list, please email:
leisure.services@surreyheath.gov.uk
Planning Applications
SHBC Planning Policies
Local Housing Projects
Mindenhurst
Status: Being built - 1200 homes
Developer: Skanska
Original Planning Application: 12/0546
Website: mindenhurst.co.uk
Other Links: Newsletters,
Events
22-30 Sturt Road
Status: Planning application submitted - 160 homes
Developer/Builder: Homes England
Planning Application: 20/1048/FFU
Website: Land Hub
Related Link: Article
The Frimley Green Carnival Committee organises 4 events in the Frimley Green Area.
Any proceeds from the three events are distributed to local charities.
For information or questions like having a stall at the Carnival, email:
FGCarnivalCommittee@mfgdsociety.org.uk
Under the Localism Act neighbourhood forums are community groups that are designated to take forward neighbourhood planning in areas without parish councils.
The DNF has been recognised by SHBC as the forum for the Deepcut Area, this is especially important on account of the PRB (Mindenhurst) development, see the
Mindenhurst Development( above).
Basingstoke Canal Updates
The Society will be keeping abreast on what is happening with the Basingstoke Canal.
For information on the maintenance and update work being done on the canal, see the Bulletins
and News from the Basingstoke Canal Society.
In 2011 we supported a petition to Surrey Heath Borough Council to increase their funding to the Basingstoke Canal inline with the other riparian councils, you can read about it in the article
on our website.
Farnborough Airport Concerns
If you have any complaints or concerns about aircraft noise, the frequency and timing of flights, please contact
the Society as we have a representative on the Farnborough Airport Consultative Committee (FACC)
and on the Quiet Flying Programme working group of FACC. We are in a position to be able to make representations on your behalf and as a Society we carry more weight than an individual does.
To contact us email:
FACCRep@mfgdsociety.org.uk.
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Society News
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16/05/2025 - Mytchett, Frimley Green & Deepcut Society's AGM
The Society's AGM was held on Friday 16th May at St. Andrews Church Hall. There were only about 30 people attending which as the talk was on such
an important topic was disappointing.
This year's talk was on the reorganisation of local government from a County and District/Borough Councils model to a Unitary Council Model. The talk was mostly given
by Councillors David Whitcroft and Morgan Rise. They went through the various options which included one, two or three Unitary Councils in Surrey.
A lot of questions are still unanswerable as they come under UK's central government purview, for instance what will be done about the debts of the various current councils?
Having said that the two councillors did an excellent job with the limited informations that they had.
Following the talk, the tea break was taken.
After tea break the Chair Clare Kennedy did a quick rundown on what the Society had done over the past year, the treasurer's report and election
of the committee. Clare asked the audience if anyone would like to join the committee, unfortunately there were no volunteers.
After this there was the usual lively Q&A session with left to right, Local Councillors, Cliff Betton, Jacques Olmo, David Whitcroft, Morgan Rise,
Police Constable Rob Hudson and Neighbourhood Watch Coordinator Jacquie Davies.
Before the meeting closed there was the usual raffle.
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Click on Poster for more details
Local Junction Improvement Works
As part of the development, a series of essential infrastructure upgrades are being deliverd to improve traffic flow, safety, and accessibility across four key junctions in the local area.
You can see the detailed plans of the improvements and the latest updates on the work being carried out at:
mindenhurst.co.uk/updates/junction_works
Below you can also see the letter sent out by Skanska:
Dear Resident
I’m writing to share further details about the upcoming works in your area, which form part of our ongoing efforts to improve local infrastructure and support the needs of our growing community. These improvements are part of a
wider programme of upgrades being delivered under the Section 106 agreement for the Mindenhurst development. They are being undertaken in accordance with the hybrid planning permission granted in 2014 by Surrey Heath Borough Council.
We know how important safe, efficient, and accessible transport routes are to everyone’s daily life. That’s why we’re investing in upgrades to four key junctions: Gole Road / Dawney Hill, M3 Junction 3, Gordon’s Roundabout, and Frimley Green.
These improvements are designed to ease congestion, improve traffic flow, and enhance safety for pedestrians and cyclists. Each of these junctions has long been recognised as a pinch point, and this work will help future proof the area’s infrastructure.
The first phase of works will begin on Monday 13 October 2025, focusing on the following two areas: Gole Road / Dawney Hill and M3 Junction 3. These works are expected to be completed by
early March 2026, after which the next two phases will focus on Gordon’s Roundabout and Frimley Green, completing by December 2026.
For the complete letter, see Junction Improvement Works (pdf)
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