# Green Lane Meadows South --- # Videos Source: https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/videos.md ![](https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Green-Lane-South-logo-master-white-300x232.png) Local Life. Later Life. # Green Lane Meadows South Videos We’ve listened to the questions and concerns raised by local people about Green Lane Meadows South, and we want to address them openly and directly. Explore our collection of short videos and hear from the people involved as they respond to some of the key questions raised about the proposals, including housing, access and traffic, flooding, the environment and the proposed all-weather rugby pitch. These videos form part of our wider FAQs, which we will continue to update with further information and written answers as details are confirmed and new questions are raised by the community. If there’s anything else you’d like to know, please [**get in touch**](https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/public-consultation/) or come and speak directly with the project team at our public consultation on Monday 2 November. #### Public Consultation - Monday 2nd November - find out more > ### Why are you building here? ### Why are retirement homes being proposed as well as ordinary housing? ### Will there be affordable homes for local people? ### Why does the main access have to be through Bartlett Avenue rather than directly from Green Lane, and can the surrounding roads cope? ### Will building here make flooding worse? ### How much of the existing countryside will be lost to the development? ### What happens to the trees and wildlife that are already there? ### What about dog walkers? We love walking there. ### Isn’t the rugby pitch just a sweetener to help get the housing development approved? ### What about all the extra traffic from people using the artificial rugby pitch? ### Does Farnham Rugby Club really need an artificial pitch? ### What about floodlighting and noise from the artificial pitch? ## Still have a question? We'd love to hear from you. Can't find the answer you're looking for? Please use the form below to send us your question. We'll look into it and aim to provide an answer, updating our FAQs as further information becomes available. --- # Home Source: https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/index.md ![](https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Green-Lane-South-logo-master-white-300x232.png) Local Life. Later Life. # What is Green Lane Meadows South? Green Lane Meadows South is a proposal for land west of Green Lane in Badshot Lea, bringing together 50 homes, comprising 17 residential homes, 12 retirement bungalows, 20 retirement apartments and a warden bungalow, alongside a separate 70-bed care home. 30% of the residential element would be affordable, helping provide a broader range of housing and greater choice for people in later life. The wider scheme also includes a new **all-weather rugby pitch** for Farnham Rugby Club, **landscaped green space**, **wildflower planting**, a **pond** and **tennis** and **bowls** facilities for later-living residents. ## What is it not? It is not simply another housing development. The proposals have been designed around later living, care and community, combining housing choice with sport, recreation, landscaping and new habitats to create a place that supports both local life and later life. #### Public Consultation - Monday 2nd November - find out more > ![Public Consultation - Farnham Rugby Club](https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Public-Consultation-Farnham-Rugby-Club.jpg) ### Got some questions? **Want to understand the proposals in more detail?** We’ve brought together answers to some of the most common questions about the proposals, including access, flooding, wildlife, later-living accommodation and the new all-weather rugby pitch. If there’s something else you’d like to know, you can also submit a question ahead of the public consultation on Monday 2 November. [ Read our FAQs ](https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/faqs/) [ Submit your questions ](https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/public-consultation/) --- # FAQs Source: https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/faqs.md ![](https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Green-Lane-South-logo-master-white-300x232.png) Local Life. Later Life. # Frequently Asked Questions about Green Lane Meadows South Below, we’ve addressed some of the key questions about the plans and what they could mean for the local area. We’ll continue to update these FAQs as further details are confirmed and new questions are raised by the community. If there’s anything else you’d like to know, please **[get in touch](https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/public-consultation/)** or come and speak with the team at our public consultation on Monday 2 November. #### Public Consultation - Monday 2nd November - find out more > ### Why are you building here? Waverley is currently significantly short of its required five-year housing land supply, which is an important part of the planning context for the proposal. **Green Lane Meadows South has been designed as a mixed scheme, bringing together ordinary housing, retirement accommodation, a care home, landscaped and open spaces, and recreational facilities**. The intention is to provide a balanced mix of uses, rather than a development focused solely on one type of housing or on the rugby pitch. **Watch our video for more information** ### Why are retirement homes being proposed as well as ordinary housing? **The aim is to provide more housing choice for people at different stages of life, including older residents whose housing needs may be changing**. Farnham’s planning evidence has historically shown a predominance of larger family homes. The proposed retirement bungalows and apartments would give people the opportunity to move to accommodation that may be better suited to their needs while remaining within their local community. For somebody living in a larger family home that they no longer need, having an attractive local alternative can make downsizing a more realistic option. Where people choose to do that, it can also help larger homes return to the wider housing market for families and other households. **Watch our video for more information** ### Will there be affordable homes for local people? **Yes! The proposals include 30% affordable housing, representing 15 affordable homes within the development and 34 private homes**. The final tenure mix and allocation arrangements have not yet been confirmed. This will be dictated by the eventual appointed registered landlord and the tenant mix proposed by Waverley Borough Council in the Section 106 Agreement. It is therefore too early to confirm who would qualify. **Watch our video for more information** ### Why does the main access have to be through Bartlett Avenue rather than directly from Green Lane, and can the surrounding roads cope? **A connection through the Taylor Wimpey development was envisaged when that land was sold for redevelopment. The road layout was designed to accommodate the connection, and rights to connect into the estate roads were retained**. Green Lane, whilst a public highway, is not adequate as the main vehicle access and is not up to highway standards. The proposed main vehicle access is therefore through Bartlett Avenue. A separate connection onto Green Lane is proposed for emergency vehicles, together with a walking, wheeling and cycling connection. Further traffic counts and junction modelling are being undertaken following comments from Surrey County Council Highways. The final wording on traffic impact and road capacity will be updated once that work has been concluded. **Watch our video for more information** ### Will building here make flooding worse? We understand why flooding is a significant concern, particularly for neighbours who have seen parts of the site waterlogged. **The proposed drainage strategy includes balancing ponds, permeable paving and other sustainable drainage measures (SuDS) designed to manage surface water on site and release it gradually into the existing watercourse at a controlled rate**. The intention is to ensure the development does not increase flood risk to neighbouring properties. Our drainage consultants have submitted a technical response to Surrey County Council, as the Lead Local Flood Authority, addressing the concerns raised. The final drainage arrangements and discharge rates remain subject to agreement through the planning process. **Watch our video for more information** ### How much of the existing countryside will be lost to the development? The proposals would change part of the existing landscape, and it is important to acknowledge that clearly. However, this is not just about homes… **The development has been designed to retain substantial areas of open and landscaped green space alongside the proposed homes and other uses. The proposals include wildflower areas, new planting and habitats, a landscaped pond and recreational opportunities for residents.** These include tennis and bowls, helping residents remain active, socialise and build a sense of community.. The final balance between the developed areas and the open and landscaped areas is being confirmed, and we will update this answer once those figures are available. **Watch our video for more information** ### What happens to the trees and wildlife that are already there? Ecological surveys have been carried out and the proposals recognise the importance of the neighbouring Weybourne Local Nature Reserve, existing habitats and wildlife corridors. **The plans include new planting and habitat creation, alongside measures intended to protect wildlife during construction**. The development would also deliver 10% Biodiversity Net Gain, with part of that gain provided through habitat improvements away from the development site rather than entirely within it. **Watch our video for more information** ### What about dog walkers? We love walking there. We understand that people value being able to walk across this area. The land is privately owned, and the existing informal access across it is not secured as a public right of access. **The proposals include two public footpath links, one towards the north of the site and another through the middle. These would provide defined walking routes through the development**. That does not mean the whole site would become publicly accessible. Other landscaped and recreational areas would remain for residents rather than becoming general public open space. **Watch our video for more information** ### Isn’t the rugby pitch just a sweetener to help get the housing development approved? **No. The need for additional rugby provision in Farnham predates this development proposal.** Farnham Rugby Club already leases around five acres of the site and has used the land for rugby training on a temporary basis for nearly 10 years. The proposed all-weather pitch would provide a permanent facility, subject to planning approval. The Club cannot currently finance the proposed all-weather pitch entirely from its own resources, so there is a genuine relationship between the wider development and delivery of the new facility. **Watch our video for more information** ### What about all the extra traffic from people using the artificial rugby pitch? **The important distinction is that vehicles associated with the proposed all-weather pitch would not access the facility through Bartlett Avenue, Green Lane or the new residential development.** Players and visitors would continue to enter through the existing Farnham Rugby Club entrance and use the Club’s parking, with a pedestrian connection between the Club and the proposed pitch. **There would be no parking for pitch users within the new residential development.** The Club already uses this part of the site for rugby training on a temporary basis. The proposed all-weather surface would make that use more reliable when weather or ground conditions would otherwise prevent play. **Watch our video for more information** ### Does Farnham Rugby Club really need an artificial pitch? **The Club experiences challenges at both ends of the weather spectrum, from pitches becoming too hard and dry, to prolonged rain and waterlogging making them unplayable.** At the start of the recent season, play was delayed by the RFU for two weeks to ensure the pitches were safe. The Club lost 10–12 fixtures as a consequence, disrupting players, coaches and families. The clubhouse was also closed for two trading weekends, leading to a loss of takings. A reliable all-weather playing surface would help provide additional rugby capacity, reduce weather-related disruption, keep players active and protect income that supports the Club’s future. **Watch our video for more information** ### What about floodlighting and noise from the artificial pitch? Floodlit rugby and training have taken place in the area of the proposed pitch at Farnham Rugby Club for many years. **The proposed all-weather pitch would use modern LED lighting designed to direct light towards the playing surface and minimise unnecessary light spill**. The lighting consultant’s assessment calculates light spill into neighbouring gardens at approximately 1 lux at ground level and concludes that the proposed lighting would be within the relevant ILP guidance parameters for overspill and obtrusive light. Farnham Rugby Club currently operates a 9.30pm floodlight cut-off and expects any restrictions on the proposed pitch to be broadly in line with this. The final operating hours and any associated restrictions have not yet been confirmed. **Watch our video for more information** ## Other Frequently Asked Questions How will construction traffic and disruption be managed? We recognise that construction work can affect people living nearby, and managing that disruption properly would be an important part of delivering the development. The detailed construction arrangements have not yet been fixed. If planning permission is granted, a Construction Management Plan will be required before work starts. This would be expected to address matters such as construction traffic and delivery arrangements, contractor parking and measures to control dust, noise and mud on surrounding roads. The intention would be to manage the construction process carefully and keep neighbouring residents appropriately informed as work progresses. What is happening to the pylons, and is it safe to live near them? Lamron Securities has been in discussions with SSEN regarding the potential relocation of the existing overhead lines and pylons. Those discussions and the associated feasibility work are ongoing, so there is not yet a sufficiently definite position to provide a final answer. We will update this information once the technical position has been confirmed. We recognise that construction work can affect people living nearby, and managing that disruption properly would be an important part of delivering the development. The detailed construction arrangements have not yet been fixed. If planning permission is granted, a Construction Management Plan will be required before work starts. This would be expected to address matters such as construction traffic and delivery arrangements, contractor parking and measures to control dust, noise and mud on surrounding roads. The intention would be to manage the construction process carefully and keep neighbouring residents appropriately informed as work progresses. Lamron Securities has been in discussions with SSEN regarding the potential relocation of the existing overhead lines and pylons. Those discussions and the associated feasibility work are ongoing, so there is not yet a sufficiently definite position to provide a final answer. We will update this information once the technical position has been confirmed. ## Still have a question? We'd love to hear from you. Can't find the answer you're looking for? Please use the form below to send us your question. We'll look into it and aim to provide an answer, updating our FAQs as further information becomes available. --- # Public Consultation Source: https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/public-consultation.md ![](https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Green-Lane-South-logo-master-white-300x232.png) Local Life. 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Lamron Securities Ltd does not warrant the error free and uninterrupted service of this website. --- # Green Lane Meadows South Makes Its Pitch to the Community Source: https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/green-lane-meadows-south-makes-its-pitch-to-the-community.md *Rugby pitch receives 100% backing from written feedback respondents as residents tackle questions and explore development options at Farnham Rugby Club.* The team behind Green Lane Meadows South has welcomed the encouraging feedback and constructive discussions following its public consultation, held at Farnham Rugby Club on Monday 2 November. ## Encouraging feedback on key community benefits Feedback collected during the consultation highlighted support for several important elements of the proposals. Of those who submitted written feedback: - 100% supported the proposed all-weather rugby pitch for Farnham Rugby Club. - 75% agreed that additional retirement housing is needed within Waverley borough. - 75% recognised the need for more residential care-home places in the Farnham area. - 100% indicated that the consultation helped address their questions or concerns, either fully or partly. ## Bringing residents and specialists together The specialist team included representation covering planning, architecture, highways and access, flood risk and drainage, and landscape design, alongside members of the development team and representatives of Farnham Rugby Club. Discussions covered a wide range of topics, including highways and access, flooding and drainage, landscape and ecology, housing needs, and the proposed sporting and recreational facilities. Various development layouts and options were presented, allowing residents to explore different approaches, understand the technical considerations behind the proposals and share their thoughts directly with the team. ## Responding to community questions A series of 12 short question-and-answer videos has already been published, addressing frequently raised subjects including traffic generation, site access arrangements, flooding, wildlife, affordable housing, retirement accommodation and the proposed all-weather rugby pitch. These videos were developed in response to questions and concerns raised by local residents, helping make information about the scheme more accessible. Specialist consultants have also prepared technical responses to matters raised through the planning process, with information already submitted to Waverley Borough Council for consideration. Further questions and feedback are being reviewed, with additional responses and supporting information being prepared where required. Relevant technical information will be made available through the Council's planning portal as the application and formal consultation process progresses. ## A development focused on local needs Green Lane Meadows South brings together a range of proposed community benefits under the theme Local Life. Later Life. The plans include 50 homes, comprising family housing, retirement bungalows and apartments, with 30% affordable housing provision, alongside a separate 70-bed care home. The proposed all-weather rugby pitch would provide Farnham Rugby Club with a more reliable, year-round playing surface, helping reduce the disruption caused by increasingly unpredictable weather conditions. The scheme also incorporates extensive landscaping, wildflower planting, habitat enhancements and recreational facilities intended to support active living and wellbeing. ## Continuing the conversation Malcolm McPhail of Lamron Securities said: “We were delighted with the constructive conversations at Farnham Rugby Club. It was encouraging to see residents exploring the different options, speaking directly with our specialists and sharing their views. The positive feedback on the all-weather rugby pitch and recognition of the need for additional retirement housing and care facilities was particularly welcome. “From the outset, we've made it a priority to listen to residents and explain not just what we're proposing, but the thinking behind it. Developments like this naturally generate questions, differing opinions and sometimes misunderstandings. We don't expect everyone to agree on every aspect, but we do want people to have access to accurate information and understand the reasoning behind our proposals. “Monday reinforced just how valuable face-to-face conversations are in helping us explain the proposals, address concerns and understand what matters to the community. “We're grateful to everyone who attended. As the proposals evolve, we'll continue to listen, provide updates and answer questions as openly as possible.” ## Keep up to date with Green Lane Meadows South Residents can find the latest project updates, proposed development plans, visualisations, frequently asked questions and explanatory videos on the dedicated Green Lane Meadows South website. --- # Traffic, flooding and rugby: new videos tackle questions on Badshot Lea plans Source: https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/traffic-flooding-and-rugby-new-videos-tackle-questions-on-badshot-lea-plans.md **Why is access proposed through Bartlett Avenue? Will flooding get worse? What happens to dog walking routes? These are among the questions being answered in a new series of short videos about Green Lane Meadows South.** In response to questions and concerns raised by the local community, Lamron Securities has produced 12 question-and-answer films featuring people directly involved in the proposals for land west of Green Lane in Badshot Lea. The videos address a wide range of topics, including traffic and access, flooding, affordable and retirement housing, wildlife and the proposed all-weather rugby pitch for Farnham Rugby Club. The initiative aims to encourage greater awareness and understanding of the proposals by making information clear, accessible and available to everyone. Rather than expecting residents to navigate lengthy planning documents, the videos provide straightforward explanations directly from those involved, including where further technical work is still ongoing. By sharing the videos online, Lamron hopes to reach more local residents, encourage constructive discussion and give people the opportunity to explore the issues that matter most to them. **Malcolm McPhail, of Lamron Securities, said:** ***“We recognise that people have questions and concerns about Green Lane Meadows South, and we welcome the opportunity to address them.*** ***“We felt it was important not simply to invite people to a consultation, but to start answering those questions now. By creating these short videos and making them widely available, we hope to help residents better understand the proposals, encourage open dialogue and ensure people feel informed and able to have their say.”*** **The FAQ videos and further information are available at [www.greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/faqs/](https://www.greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/faqs/)**. Updates are also being shared through Green Lane Meadows South's Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn channels. Residents can also put their questions directly to Lamron and the project specialists at a drop-in **public consultation at Farnham Rugby Club, Monkton Lane, on Monday 2 November**, from 4pm to 8pm. Everyone is welcome and no booking is required. Important access information: Due to a temporary road closure affecting access to Monkton Lane from Weybourne Road, visitors attending the consultation at Farnham Rugby Club on Monday 2 November should access the venue via the Water Lane end of Monkton Lane. --- # Local community invited to meet Green Lane Meadows South project team Source: https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/local-community-invited-to-meet-green-lane-meadows-south-project-team.md **Local residents are being invited to discover more about the Green Lane Meadows South proposals and direct their questions to the developer and specialist project team at a public consultation next month.** The event will take place at Farnham Rugby Club on Monday 2 November from 4pm to 8pm and is open to everyone. The consultation will give local residents the opportunity to view the proposals in more detail, ask questions, raise concerns and speak directly with those involved in all aspects of the scheme. Representatives due to attend include specialists in planning, architecture, highways and transport, flooding and drainage, and landscape design, alongside the developer, Lamron Securities. The proposals for land west of Green Lane at Badshot Lea include 50 homes, comprising: - 17 residential homes - 12 retirement bungalows - 20 retirement apartments - 1 warden bungalow 30% of the residential element would be affordable housing. A separate 70-bed care home is also proposed. The wider scheme also incorporates substantial green and landscaped areas, wildflower planting and a pond, with proposals for new and enhanced habitats. For residents of the later-living accommodation, recreational facilities including tennis and bowls are designed to support active living, social interaction and a stronger sense of community. All those elements reflect the wider “Local Life. Later Life.” approach to the development, bringing homes, care, recreation and landscaped surroundings together within the same setting. The proposal also includes a new all-weather rugby pitch for Farnham Rugby Club, intended to provide a reliable year-round surface for training and matches. **Malcolm McPhail, of Lamron Securities, said:** *“We are aware of considerable local interest in Green Lane Meadows South and that people have questions and concerns about various elements of the proposal. We welcome this dialogue and encourage residents to use this opportunity to discuss those directly with us.* *“This is why the developer and the professional team working on areas including planning, highways, drainage, architecture and landscaping will be available at the consultation.* *“We are actively reviewing the feedback being raised through the planning process and within the wider community. The consultation is an opportunity to continue these conversations face to face, listen to local views and provide further information wherever we can.* *“We encourage people to come along to raise their concerns, voice their support for particular elements of the proposals or they may simply want to understand more.”* Residents do not need to wait until the consultation to get involved. Further information about the [consultation](https://greenlanemeadowssouth.co.uk/public-consultation/) is available on our website, where members of the community can submit questions and provide feedback in advance of the event. Questions received beforehand will assist the project team, allowing time to understand the issues residents wish to discuss and ensure the relevant information can be available at the consultation. **The event will run from 4pm to 8pm on Monday 2 November at Farnham Rugby Club, Monkton Lane, Farnham, GU9 9FA, and residents can attend at any point during the session.** The outline planning application is WA/2026/01125 and can also be viewed through Waverley Borough Council’s planning portal. --- Generated from RankReady