- Welcome to NORMANDY in Surrey
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Tuesday 21st April 2026 7:00pm Start
- We are holding an event to celebrate
the achievements of Normandy Historians
- At Normandy Village Hall
The committee are planning this evening will be a celebration of all that the Historians have achieved since we were founded in 1987.
We wish to welcome to this event anyone with an interest in the village however space is limited and we need to know who will attend as we are providing refreshments. If you have not yet received an e mail invitation from the Historians addressed to you but wish to attend please e mail us at:
info@normandyhistorians.co.uk confirming the name(s) of anyone who wishes to attend. We will confirm by e mail if there is adequate space for all who wish to attend this event, which will be held in the smaller hall at Normandy Village Hall.
The Historians will also holding a special AGM at this meeting.
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Situated in the extreme
west of Surrey, within a short distance of the Hampshire border, the parish
of Normandy includes Wyke, Christmaspie, Willey Green, Pinewood and Flexford.
In spite of increasing residential development, this district still remains
largely rural in character with agriculture and its associated undertakings
as the principal local industry. There are an increasing number of residents
finding their employment in Aldershot and Guildford, for which a regular
bus service takes about 20 minutes to either town. Some residents commute
to London either by rail or road, this taking about 50 minutes. Trains
from Wanborough Station (located within the village) connect to Ash and
Guildford
Modern development is strictly controlled by the local authority
in order to maintain the very attractive natural amenities and to ensure
the protection of the Metropolitan Green Belt.
The southern part of the parish lies within a mile of the
Hogs Back on the North Downs. The northern part undulates amidst woodlands
and commons with its natural charm.
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