Residents are encouraged to attend a public meeting on Friday, 6th February 2026 at 6 pm, to be held at Ash Manor School Theatre (South Entrance, within the Performing Arts Block). The meeting will focus on the planning application for 420 new homes at Tongham Manor Farm.
The session is being hosted by the local MP, Sir Jeremy Hunt, and Tongham Parish Council, with the aim of hearing concerns, questions and feedback directly from the community. Resident input forms an essential part of the wider planning process.
Background and Community Interest
The proposed development at Tongham Manor Farm has generated significant local discussion, particularly around issues such as infrastructure, traffic impact, environmental considerations and the village’s overall capacity for further expansion.
The topic of housebuilding was also discussed on BBC Radio Surrey with James Cannon, where Cllr John Tonks (Ash Parish Council). The Program highlighted the high level of public interest, not only from Tongham residents, but also from those living in the surrounding areas who may be affected by the proposed development.
You can listen to the segment here:
Meeting Details
- Date: Friday 6th February 2026
- Time: 6:00 pm
- Location: Ash Manor School Theatre, South Entrance (Arts Block)
- Open to: All residents and interested parties
- Format: Public discussion, questions from attendees, and community feedback collection
Why Your Feedback Matters
Local perspectives will be gathered and fed into the planning process, helping decision‑makers understand the real‑world implications for residents. The meeting is a key opportunity for the community to express views and raise any issues they feel should be considered.

