Leatherhead Residents Association

Transform Leatherhead Update

Read our September 2026 Bulletin

The revised development proposals for Transform Leatherhead have been submitted as an amendment to the Planning Application of last year.  You can view them on the MVDC Planning Portal under planning reference number MO/2025/02695.

There are some 1,515 documents, divided into 4 sections numbered 0-500, 501-1000-, 1001-1500 and 1501-1515.  The amendments are in the third/fourth sections. Look for the submission letter from the Applicant’s agent (Carter Jonas) dated 26th August 2026 in the 1001-1500 section and you will be in the right area.

There are no changes to the Swan Centre proposals, and as we feared, the changes to the original Bull Hill proposals that attracted overwhelming criticism are not particularly significant.  Please read the September Bulletin for more information.

Caroline Brown

Leatherhead Park Festival


A celebration of Leatherhead on the park is being held on Sunday 27th September from 2pm-5pm! There will be stalls, performers and free Zumba and sound bathing classes!

Community groups and sports clubs will be giving everyone a chance to take a challenge or play a game.  Nature will be celebrated too with a woodland walk expert, bat experts and a live bee hive. There will be a little bit of everything in Leatherhead.

Membership

» Membership is open to all residents of Leatherhead over the age of 18 years.

» Annual membership per household is only £2.50 or £6.00 for three years.

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The Next LRA Meeting

The next meeting will be the LRA 2026 AGM and will be held on Monday 19th October 2026 at the usual venue of the Leatherhead Methodist Church, starting at the usual time of 19.30.

The Association

The Leatherhead Residents' Association (LRA) seeks to conserve, foster and promote the enhancement and development of Leatherhead for the benefit of residents. It does this by providing a platform on which residents can express their views on issues affecting them, and by promoting activities that enhance community well-being.

Political Independence:

The LRA is not party political and welcomes all local councillors to its meetings.

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