Compton Village Website

Report a Problem

Report problems on-line. You will get a reference number. If your enquiry remains outstanding pass the reference and details to your Parish Council who will be happy to make further enquiries.

Blocked Drain

Damaged Council Property

Flooding

Fly Tipping

Graffiti

Grass Verge

Overgrowth

Pavement

Poster Request

Pot Hole

Road Deterioration

Road Lines

Road Maintenance

Road Sign Request

Street Lighting

PC Declarations

Parish Council

The Parish has approximately 1000 residents and 400 properties.
The Council has been in existence since 1894 and is therefore one of
the oldest civil parishes. There are seven members on the Council, elected for a 4-year term to represent the whole village. Council meetings are usually held on the third Wednesday of the months of January, March, May, July, September, and November in the committee room at the Village Hall; commencing at 7.30 pm. Members of the public are welcome to attend meetings and may address the Council if time allows and on the invitation of the Chairman.

The Councillors for Compton are very active within the community and can be contacted via the Clerk to the Council.

Councillors:

F iona Curtis (Chairman)
David Haskins (Vice-Chair)

Kanak Patel
James Parsons
Ilhan Cosgun
Peter Graham
Eleanor Ricketts

Joanna Cadman (Clerk)
Runbeams Cottage, Ewhurst Green,
Nr Cranleigh GU6 7RR

Telephone Numbers

07901 893 000
01483 810 321

01483 810 743
01483 810 314
07796 147 890
01483 426395
TBC

01483 268 627
07711 566458

Reporting on

Traffic & Utd. Charities
Environment (inc. allotments) & Chapel
Recreation & Youth
Planning
Recreation & Youth
Village Hall & Planning
Recreation & Youth

Review of 2012

Parish Council Responsibilities

Responsibilities for local services are divided between Surrey County Council for education, public transport, highways and police—and Guildford Borough Council for housing, planning, public health, and waste collection to name but a few.
The Parish Council is responsible for representing the views of parish residents on any local issue. In particular, it makes a contribution to:

Local planning applications and enforcement.
Transport, including the state of the highways and traffic calming.
Footpaths and other rights of way.
Village environment issues, drainage systems and grass cutting.
The maintenance of the Village Hall

The Parish Council has a primary responsibility for the recreation ground and playground, the allotments, bus shelters and the Watts Chapel and cemetery.