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<p>Public Forum on the Woolmead</p>

Farnham Woolmead forum goes ahead

<p>South Street’s bus stop could be the new location for the Sue Farrow Art Award.</p>

Art plan for Farnham’s infamous bus shelter

<p>The Woolmead flame sculpture outside West Street Cemetery</p>

Woolmead flame set to return to Farnham

<p>Sue Farrow, pictured furthest right in front right, with fellow recipients of the Services to Farnham Award and the then-mayor and mayoress of Farnham, John and Gillian Ward</p>

Big changes are afoot at the Farnham Public Art Trust

<p>In March, Cllr Martin wrote ‘I cannot think of a single place where [pedestrianisation] has been successful’ – but would Farnham not want to replicate the success of the likes of Eastgate Street in Chester (pictured)?</p>

Pedestrianisation would create a vibrant, safe, pollution-free Farnham

<p>John Neale</p>

Letter: I share John Neale's frustration at the Farnham Residents...

A successful shared space at the Fishergate shopping centre in Preston

‘Farnham’s economy needs a traffic-free town centre’

Pedestrianised town centre – how could Farnham finally get there?

Pedestrianised town centre – how could Farnham finally get there?

<p>Former town council leader John Neale’s vision for a pedestrianised Farnham town centre</p>

Ex-Farnham council leader asks ‘do we still want pedestrianisation?’

<p>Councillors also rejected Surrey County Council’s proposed 20mph limit ‘gateway’ signs in Castle Street last Thursday – instead recommending an alternative cast iron post design by Cllr George Hesse (pictured)</p>

Plans for Farnham town centre revealed ahead of summer consultation

Photo by NeONBRAND on Unsplash

Town council has cash to give away to needy individuals and groups – but time to apply is running out...

Hickley's Corner

Let's get Farnham behind our plans

MP Jeremy Hunt: An incredibly important turning point in the history of the town

MP Jeremy Hunt: An incredibly important turning point in the history of the town

Farnham's quick wins? More like 'slow wins'!

Farnham's quick wins? More like 'slow wins'!

Calls for Downing Street bollards to be removed

Calls for Downing Street bollards to be removed

Harry Baker and Band performing at Music in the Meadow in Gostrey Meadow

John Neale: Town shortlisted for council of the year

The Woolmead site (Photo by David Howell)

Woolmead developer appeals to slash car parking spaces

Farnham Town Council is supporting the wearefarnham.co.uk and virtualfarnham.co.uk websites – both of which offer a great way to support our local independent business community

John Neale: Town’s jab roll-out a remarkable achievement

Traffic in Downing Street (Photo by Chris Chittuck)

Big plans for Farnham to 'unleash town's potential'

Councillor John Neale

Farnham Town Council leader John Neale reflects on plans for Farnham

Farnham town centre was again gridlocked this week as a succession of emergency road works added up to more mayhem on the road (Photo by Chris Chittock)

Last chance to comment on vital 'vision' for tackling transport and congestion in Farnham

The barriers in the town centre have been replaced with planters

Farnham in Bloom as town centre barriers axed

It's ending! After three months, Farnham town centre's barriers are to be removed

Farnham's cone and barrier bonanza to be removed 'immediately'

Councillors have bemoaned the town’s ‘wretched’ cones and barriers

Councillors call out for replacement to town's 'wretched' barriers

MP Jeremy Hunt tweeted this image on Thursday, with the caption: 'Meeting with local Farnham councillors to discuss town transformation. For first time 3 councils & 3 parties working together with shared goal. Won‘t all be smooth but the best opportunity we have ever had - thanks to Farnham Residents, LibDems & Conservatives for coming together.'

Councillors hit out at 'chaotic' project board for failing to represent residents

Downing Street: A vision of Farnham's future - or just a temporary respite from the traffic?

Jeremy Hunt: This time, things may really start happening