INFORMATION AND NEWS FOR THE COMMUNITY OF BADSHOT LEA VILLAGE, SURREY
Who We Are
Badshot Lea village is located on the border of Surrey and Hampshire. Our nearest towns are Farnham and Aldershot. A village of approximately 550 dwellings, Badshot Lea boasts a strong village community. The village Infant School and St George’s Church are located at our very heart at opposite sides of the village crossroads.
The village is bordered by four bridges, which are incorporated into the village logo, along with hops, the main crop of our agricultural past. Badshot Lea maintains strong links with its neighbouring villages of Weybourne and Runfold.
What We Do
The BLCA exists to represent the residents of Badshot Lea, so please keep in touch with us and share your thoughts and wishes for Badshot Lea.
The Badshot Lea Community Association is group made up of volunteers from Badshot Lea and the surrounding community. Our aim to represent the community on a wide range of subjects, such as community events, local issues and developer activity.
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North Farnham Voice and the Farnham Infrastructure Programme
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Christmas Tree Recycling
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2020 AGM Minutes
AGM Report November 2020 Dear Residents We have put together a report for 2020 as it is not possible to hold an AGM this year due to the Covid 19 restrictions. Therefor the election of the Committee and Chair cannot take place but fortunately all members of the committee and the chairman are willing to… Read more
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2019 AGM Minutes
Badshot Lea Community Association AGM 2019Badshot Lea Village Infants School24th September 2019 at 7.30pm AGM Agenda Introduction Apologies. Adoption of Minutes Election of Committee Update of Constitution Current Developer Activity + Buses & Bus Shelters Waverley Local Plan Neighbourhood Plan (NP) + Farnham Design Statement Tices Meadow Nature Reserve Badshot Lea Bloomers + Pond Restoration… Read more
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Beacons lighting up the Farnham sky start Christmas festivities
Eight searchlights placed around Farnham and surrounding villages will literally bring rays of light to local residents at 5pm on 14 November, marking the beginning of local Christmas festivities. Councillor Alan Earwaker, Lead Member for Tourism and Events says: “COVID may stop us inviting residents to the town centre to see an official Christmas lights… Read more
Get in Touch
Badshot Lea Community Association
The Kiln, St. Georges Road, Badshot Lea, Surrey, GU9 9LY
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