The Council car park at Hollyhedge Road in Cobham is undergoing a complete refurbishment, including slightly extending the car park and closing off the access onto Downside Bridge Road to create additional parking capacity. Once complete the car park will provide much improved facilities including Pay on Exit payments and additional electric car charging points.

The refurbishment scheme includes complete resurfacing works which will involve temporary closure to large sections of the car park on a rotational basis. To minimise the level of disruption, approximately 50 parking places from the 196 will be kept available and the work will take place during August and finish early September when the demand for parking is typically lower.

The Cobham Chamber of Commerce and it's Members proudly present....

"The Cobham Village Super Saturdays"

Super Saturdays will be taking place during the year in Oakdene Parade near Waitrose on the following dates:

• Saturday 22nd June 2019 10am-4pm
• Saturday 28th Sept 2019 10am-4pm
• Saturday 14th Dec 2019 10am-4pm

Featuring stalls, pop up shops, BBQ & wine tasting and Surrey Markets Farmers Market! (please note: no Farmers Market on the 14th December 2019)

For more information or to get involved please email 

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or visit 

  www.facebook.com/cobhamourvillage

Over the last few years our beloved village clock installed for the millennium had started to look a little shabby. So this year the Cobham Chamber of Commerce decided to give it a facelift.

During March 2019 it was re-painted and given a brand new shiny plaque!

Thanks to all our Chamber members whose continued support and membership subscriptions allow us to do these projects to enhance our village.

Highways England are proposing a number of changes to the M25 & A3 roads which will have a major negative impact on Painshill (Grade 1 listed landscape garden). Highways England's proposed preferred development will 'grab land' from Painshill, meaning areas of the landscape will be lost forever under the development of the ever increasing road network.

To find out more visit the Painshill website www.painshill.co.uk/a3

and sign the online petition if you would like to give them your support.

To find out more about the M25 Junction 10 and the A3 changes proposed by Highways England, visit their website: www.highways.gov.uk/m25j10 

For all Cobham Village Card Holders, we are pleased to offer you an exclusive offer.