Netherne Drive – Network Rail Works Jan 2021
Most residents received a letter from Network Rail, last week, about the need to stabilise the railway cutting between Netherne Drive and Brighton Road. The letter explains that work is planned to start on 4 January 2021 and it is hoped will be completed in time for Easter (12 weeks). In order to complete the work, one lane of the A23 Brighton Road and one lane of Netherne Drive needs to be closed.
Representatives from NOTHRA, NML, Surrey County Council, Network Rail and BAM met on 15 December 2020 to discuss resident concerns about the plans.
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Security Update – Sept 2018
At a time of heightened security concerns in the village, the NML Board considered it appropriate to report on a number of matters which we expect to be of interest to all residents in the village.
Please find a short paper in this regard – click this link: Security Paper Sept 2018
This has also been shared on the Netherne Facebook pages so that it achieves as wide a circulation as possible.
With best wishes
Alex, Gary, Lee, Lee, Raj & Steve
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The 2018 AGM will take place on Wednesday 25th April at 7.30pm prompt in the Village Hall.
A weekday evening slot has been chosen following the feedback provided in last years AGM survey which indicated this was the preferred slot for NML members.
Please find the Notice of the 2018 AGM here ——> AGM Notice 2018
A query has been raised by a couple of members about the fee/charge Gleesons ask for when issuing a certificate of compliance as part of the Land Registry process. For example, when you move to Netherne or remortgage.
Please find attached a short paper setting out our understanding of the position.
Gleesons interests and remortgaging
Newsletters
December 2018 Newsletter
Please find below a link to the December 2018, Newsletter from the NML board.
NML Dec 2018 letter to members
December 2017 Newsletter
Please find below a link to the December 2017, Newsletter from the NML board.
NML Dec 2017 letter to members
October 2017 Newsletter
Please find below a link to the October 2017, Newsletter from the NML board.
NML Oct 2017 letter to members
September 2017 Newsletter
Please find below a link to the September 2017, Newsletter from the NML board.
NML Sept 2017 letter to members
July 2017 (Quarter 2) Newsletter
Please find below a link to the July 2017, Quarter 2 Newsletter from the NML board.
NML July 2017 Newsletter
March 2017 (Quarter 1) Newsletter
Please find below a link to the March 2017, Quarter 1 Newsletter from the NML board.
NML March 2017 Newsletter
December 2016 (Year End) Newsletter
Please find below a link to the December 2016, Year End Newsletter from the NML board.
NML Newsletter Year End 2016
October 2016 (Quarter 3) Newsletter
Please find below a link to the October 2016, Q3 Newsletter from the NML board.
NML Newsletter October 2016 (Q3)
July 2016 Mid Year Newsletter
Please find below a link to the July 2016 Mid Year Newsletter from the NML board.
NML Newsletter July 2016
Dec 2015 Year End Newsletter
Please find below a link to the December Year End Newsletter from the NML board.
NML Year End 2015 Newsletter
Sept 2015 Q3 Newsletter
Please find below a link to the September Q3 Newsletter from the NML board.
NML Newsletter Sept 2015
July 2015 Mid-Year Newsletter
Please find below a link to the July Mid-Year Newsletter from the NML board.
NML Newsletter July 2015
July 2015 Consultation on Commercial Dog Walking
Please find below a link to Information relating to the outcome of the recent consultation in relation to Commercial Dog Walking from the NML board.
Result of Consultation on Commercial Dog Walking 27th July 2015
Guide to Netherne
Please find attached the link the the Guide to Netherne. This guide has been prepared by the Board of Netherne Management Limited (NML) and is intended be an informative document to provide some answers on how your village works.
Guide to Netherne
A Pictorial History of Netherne
“A Pictorial History of Netherne” is available please click the following link for detail: Netherne History Poster
NML – Tree maintenance work in the Village March 2017
In 2016 NML commissioned a full survey of the trees on the estate by an arboricultural consultant. They reported on a number of trees (circa 100) that would require maintenance and then earlier this year, we decided to obtain further expert advice and quotations from two companies.
As a result of this process we’ve appointed a company called Arbortech to firstly review the 2016 survey and determine if the recommended advice was still relevant and, subsequently to start work on the maintenance work required. This maintenance work will include, amongst other things, pruning dead branches and wood, removing ivy at the base of trees and reducing a few trees in height. In addition, some new trees will also be planted in vacant sites (such as along the bottom of Netherne Drive).
It is always regrettable when trees need to be felled but we will always take the advice of expert tree surgeons on the best course of action to take. Normally a tree requires either substantial remedial works or the removal of the tree, when a tree’s condition is described as having a biological system of significantly reduced vitality for the species and/or age or the tree’s structure is described as having significant defects.
Unfortunately the experts have recommended that a total of six trees across the whole estate have either died (and are therefore in danger of falling down) or are in an advance stage of disease (such as being afflicted with bacterial canker) and are realistically beyond saving.
We are of course committed to replacing every one of these trees with the appropriate tree type, once the ground has been made ready and the best time of year for the planting of new trees has been identified.
You can see details of the tree work that is currently underway, which shows the trees and a brief description of what kind of work is being done to them, by accessing this file – NOTH – Conservation Work
Please be aware that trees highlighted in yellow on the attachment, are those located within the conservation area that exists in part of the village. In these cases the arboricultural consultant has to make an application (known as a TPO) on our behalf to the borough council to get their approval for this work to proceed. No work will be carried out on these trees until this has been received.
The work referred to in this post has also been referenced in the next NML newsletter which will arrive on member’s doormats early next week, although we have been able to provide a little more detail in this post.
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