28th November 2025 8:14 am

Thank you for visiting the website for Normandy Parish Council

The Parish Council is here to represent the interests and views of the residents of the village, in doing so we aim to improve the lives of local people, enhance our surroundings and protect our environment.

Your councillors have been elected or co-opted to deliver services that meet the needs of the communities that live in our village, to do this effectively we need to hear from you and be informed about your priorities. Please visit the contact us page to get in touch and help shape plans for the future of our village.

Your Councillors are committed to establishing and maintaining transparent processes and practices that provide value for money. This includes reviewing contracts, financial commitments, procurement processes, IT systems and council assets. The aim is, that by having efficient processes and practices in place, Councillors will be able to work more effectively and openly on behalf of, and in conjunction with residents.

We intend to keep you informed in several ways:

  • We will continue to produce and distribute “The Villager” on a quarterly basis. We have increased the use of social media, making best use of the available tools including Facebook and Nextdoor.
  • Monthly meetings are typically on a  Thursday evening at the British Legion - all welcome to attend and observe.

If you have any queries or questions, please contact the Parish Clerk – clerk@normandyparishcouncil.gov.uk

Future Events in the Village

Should you wish to hold or host an event in and around the Village and need the assistance of the Parish Council, we would be grateful if you could please give 2 to 3 months notice in advance.

Parish Office

Every Friday the Clerk takes up residency at Normandy Village Hall. Residents are encouraged to come along to discuss any issues or to pop in to introduce yourselves. Typically this will be in the small hall but on the first Friday of the month it will in the upstairs meeting room.

Councillors will occasionally be in attendance too.

We have food caddy's available for collection each week.

We look forward to meeting you!

Report-It

Not every accident or incident is serious enough to call the Police …but it may have an overall impact on the safety of our village.

There are many incidents that happen every day around Normandy that go unreported. If they were, they may add up to a possible long term issue that needs to be addressed.

The NPC have set up this online incident log to record evidence that could be used to submit a request to the relevant authority to get something done. Because without any evidence nothing will be!

These incidents may be related to:

Traffic (road accidents, near misses, poor or aggressive driving, persistent bad parking that could be dangerous to pedestrians etc)

Crime (burglary, theft, warnings, unwanted doorstep visitors etc)

Anti-social behaviour (aggressive behaviour, casual litter, fly-tipping etc)

Other (property violations, broken playground equipment, damaged fencing, damaged trees etc)

Note that this is NOT an alternative process for reporting serious incidents to the Police, Guildford Borough Council etc - please contact them as you would normally do.

Feedback on Taylor Wimpey and Other Potential Large Scale Planning Proposals

Following the Consultation Event run by Taylor Wimpey on 4th November and to gather feedback on this and other potential planning proposals, we are running a survey inviting feedback on the TW proposals and to gain general views on what residents and visitors might wish to be considered.

Closing date for entries is 8am on Friday 28th November, so please hurry to get your views registered.

We would prefer online copies to be completed where possible.

Online – to complete online go to:

Paper – copies of the survey are being delivered to all homes in Normandy, so you can complete it by hand and drop it to:

  • the letter box at the village hall, or
  •  hand in to the Parish Office located at the village hall every Friday morning, or
  • call 07739 969518 if you can’t get to Manor Fruit Farm.
    A member of the Council will collect your completed form (only where accessibility is an issue).

 

The Villager - Normandy Parish Council's Newsletter.

Picture of land around Normandy with the text The Villager, The official publication of Normandy Parish Council over it.

Please click below to view The Villager page and see the latest issue and search through older issues.

The Villager Sept 2025

 

Past Copies of The Villager

 

Announcements

Notice of Vacancy

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Notice of Vacancy

 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT  A casual vacancy exists in the Office of Councillor on the Normandy Parish Council, following the resignation of Jane Hill.  A by-election to fill the vacancy shall be held if, within 14 days (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and Public Holidays), TEN electors of the electoral area give notice in writing claiming…

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC RIGHTS

Any person interested has the right to inspect and make copies of the accounting records for this financial year to which the audit relates. These records are available for inspection from Monday 23rd June to Friday 1st August 2025. Please see attached document for more information. NOTICE OF PUBLIC RIGHTS AND PUBLICATION OF UNAUDITED AGAR…

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Upcoming Meetings

Meeting Date:
4th Dec 2025

Committee:
Planning Committee

Agenda:
Not yet published

Minutes:
Not yet available

Meeting Date:
4th Dec 2025

Committee:
Normandy Parish Council

Agenda:

Minutes:
Not yet available

Meeting Date:
8th Jan 2026

Committee:
Planning Committee

Agenda:
Not yet published

Minutes:
Not yet available

Meeting Date:
15th Jan 2026

Committee:
Estates & Facilities

Agenda:
Not yet published

Minutes:
Not yet available