The Cobham Farmers Market is back again on
Saturday 22nd May 2021
in Hollyhedge Road between 9:30am and 2:30pm.
An ideal opportunity to get your fresh produce while being outdoors.
Parking available at the main Pay & Display car park off Downside Bridge Road.
Can you help us identify the Cobham Home Guard?
Cobham Home Guard - 6th Surrey September 1944
If you can identify any of the men in the photo, please can you email Joyce Acher at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Your help is greatly appreciated and will contribute to our upcoming book on the Second World War.
We have had to postpone the Cobham Heritage Litter Picks due to the recent COVID Lockdown restrictions, but we are hopeful that we will be able to restart in July 2021.
The current dates that have been tentatively set but will be subject to the current restrictions in force at the time, are:-
♦ 2 p.m. on Sunday 4 July 2021 on the corner of Downside Common and Downside Road
♦ 2 p.m. on Sunday 1 August 2021 outside No. 44 Furniture Shop on Portsmouth Road.
This is an important community service, and we hope you will be able to take part.
We will confirm these dates nearer the time, so please check our website for the latest information and confirmation that they are going ahead.
As our members will know, we have been very concerned at the progress and indeed the approach of Elmbridge BC to the creation of our local plan. Our concern centres around two fundamental issues:
So working with other like minded residents’ associations and civic groups we have issued the two papers (see below) under the banner of “the Alliance of Elmbridge Residents and Civic Groups (AERC)” we are now challenging all political groups in Elmbridge to support these papers. We shall then tackle all the candidates standing in the May elections to obtain their commitment to vote against a local plan that is based on the Government’s Standard Method. After the May elections we shall be similarly challenging all the councillors to reject the Standard Method for Elmbridge.
To our knowledge this is the first time that a significant number of Resident and Civic Groups have come together united over such an important single issue and we commend this to you for your support.
View AERC Position Statement View Local Plan Housing Numbers
Surrey County Council have money they want to spend on community projects and we have the opportunity to enhance Cobham village centre through an exciting and inclusive community project!
The Cobham Village Partnership brings together a trio of local community groups, The Chamber of Commerce, Cobham Conservation and Heritage Trust and the Cobham and Downside Residents Association in a combined Cobham project that will benefit each and everyone of you!
The aim is to deliver a vibrant, inclusive and environmentally friendly village centre in Cobham, principally through the expansion, enhancement and rejuvenation of our existing public and pedestrian spaces. The initial project idea is focused around 3 themes:
We would love you to find out more about what we’ve got planned and we’d love your support even more to make our vision to make Cobham an even better place to live and work become a reality.
Click the link below to find out more and if you share in our passion we’d love you to click the Agree at the bottom of the page and share!
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In addition we would also be very grateful if you would complete the survey using the link below. This allows you to comment on our proposals and influence how we move forward. It can be found at:
Cobham Conservation and Heritage Trust is delighted to announce the publication of a new book in the series "A Guide and History" written by our local historian Dr David Taylor.
The ancient parish of Cobham was once made up of three individual settlements or tithings. These were Church Cobham, Downside and Street Cobham. Earlier books in this series have featured Church Cobham and Downside as well as the Tilt, and this book completes the series by providing a brief history of Street Cobham highlighting the history and historic buildings of this important part of Cobham.
Generously illustrated with many old photographs.
Softback with 70 pages - Book size A5
This new book is available now to order through the Cobham Heritage online shop at
and from the Cobham Bookshop.
An ideal gift for Christmas!
The Cobham Conservation and Heritage Trust (CCHT) was relaunched in November 2005 from the Cobham Conservation Group. You can find out more about the Trust on the About Us page.
We hope you enjoy exploring our website and find the information interesting and stimulating and if you are not already a member that this will spur you on to join and support us. Click on the Membership menu for more details.
The Cobham Conservation and Heritage Trust is a local charity which relies on vounteers to help run the Trust, promote local history and conservation issues and organise fund raising events such as our annual Cobham Heritage Day. If you think you might like to join us, visit our Volunteer Vacancies page to find out which roles you might like to get involved with. We always try to make it fun.
Green Flag Award
Open Spaces Award