The Village Association, The Village, Caterham-On-The Hill

The VA has once again undertaken the latest Tree Condition Safety Survey Report as is required by law every 3 years. The trees in public areas across The Village, which number 329 in total and comprise various species, were assessed by an independent Consultant Arboriculturist. The report has since been shared with CBCT so they can take appropriate action, as per the report’s findings, on the trees for which they are responsible. Some trees lining the perimeter of The Green a

The VA is delighted to announce that Tom Obafemi has joined the Village Association Board of Directors, filling one of the vacant resident director roles. Tom has been a resident of the Village since 2022. He works in digital marketing, helping businesses grow through online advertising. We look forward to having Tom on board and to working with him over the coming months and years.

How the Village is managed. As residents and business owners, we all enjoy the unique character and award-winning environment of The Village. Here is a practical overview of how the VA operates, where your service charges go, and how you can get involved. What Does the VA Do? The VA is the asset-holding company for The Village, originally established by Linden Homes during the construction of the estate between 1999 and 2003. All residential and commercial property owners ar

Recently these empty boxes were found fly-tipped beside the litter bin in Alexander Crescent. It is against the Village Code to fly-tip anything here at The Village. Fly-tipping is illegal, unsightly and can be a health hazard. As cardboard boxes are recyclable, please ensure they are always flattened or folded and then placed inside the blue-lidded bins ready for their fortnightly collection by Tandridge District Council on Wednesdays.

The Village Association AGM will be held on Thursday 26 November 2026 at 7pm in the Studio at Arcadia (previously the Arc). The AGM is an opportunity to come and hear about the work of the Village Association (VA) over the past 12 months, as well as to ask the Directors and Warwick Estates questions and raise any issues. The meeting will include: An overview of the VA’s activities during the year plus the plans and focus for 2027. Run through the accounts for 2025 and hear ab

The Autumn Newsletter is now available to read online. Topics include : The upcoming AGM, The Tree Survey, our new Director, Rubbish and Recyling and How the Village is Managed - Inside your Village Association. Follow the link to read the Autumn Newsletter HERE

In our last newsletter we highlighted that there had been a significant increase in fly-tipping in The Village. While we are pleased to see that many residents have removed rubbish from front gardens and by garages, there remained a large amount of dumped rubbish in common areas. In March this year the VA, with Acacia’s help, removed the majority of the fly-tipped items from common areas. Having to do this incurs fees and costs which impacts us all and we ask residents to ple

The VA is delighted to announce that Karen Lee-Brindle has joined the Village Association Board of Directors, filling one of the vacant resident director roles.Karen has been a resident of the Village since 2000 and brings with her a wealth of experience having worked for Linden Homes as a Sales and Marketing Director when The Village was being developed. We also welcome Sarah Yearsley to the VA Board. Sarah is the Alternate Director to her partner Mark Bishop who was ratifi

Saturday 6th June 2026 – 11.30am -13.00pm at The Boundary on the Green (outside seating area). This ‘drop-in’ session is designed to provide an opportunity for residents to hear and engage in the work of the VA as well as to further improve the transparency of the VA and the projects and work we are involved in. The VA surgery will be open to all residents and businesses within The Village to come and discuss any relevant topics and ask questions. We hope to see you there. Al

The Spring 2026 Newsletter is now available to read online. Topics include : The upcoming Resident Surgery and the new Directors. Follow the link to read the Spring Newsletter HERE

With more than 350 homes in The Village and an increasing number of vehicles than the parking areas can accommodate, we know that parking can be a daily challenge.

 | Please remember: ● Keep pavements clear so everyone can pass safely. ● Don’t block driveways or park too close to junctions. ● Park neatly and close to the kerb to make the best use of space. ● Use your driveway or garage whenever you can. ● Do not park on double yellow lines or in areas not designed for parkin

In order to keep our community here at The Village a safe, attractive and enjoyable place to be for all, please ensure you follow the Village Code and keep your dogs on a lead at all times while in The Village. Please also pick up your dog's poop and put it into one of the many dog-poop bins located at various sites around The Village. 

Thank you.

This year marks the 22nd anniversary since The Village was completed! 
After over two decades of British weather, many of the original fittings are beginning to show their age and are in a little need of some TLC. To keep the Village looking its best and to protect the long-term value of our homes, the VA is encouraging everyone to take a fresh look at their property’s exterior. We know that many of us have busy lives but if you have a moment, we kindly ask you to check your

On rubbish and recycling days please collect your emptied bins and tidy them away as soon as possible. This is as a courtesy to other residents and to help The Village to remain an enjoyable place to live and work. Also, please lock the lids of your green food waste bins at all times. Not only does this prevent foxes from stealing the contents, spreading germs and littering our environment, it also prevents lids becoming loose, flying away and causing a hazard.

The Village Association (VA) AGM was held on Wednesday 26 November 2025 at The Officers Mess, Coldstream Road. The meeting was attended by VA Directors and representatives from Anthem Management and the Warden Service and residents from circa 14 properties joined the meeting. Jane Stephens chaired the meeting and started by introducing the Directors. Thanks, and a round of applause was extended to Danny Ellis for his time, work and commitment to the VA over the last 2 years a

We had an excellent response to our appeal for new directors to join the VA Board. Thank you to everyone who contacted us. As a result, we now have a number of residents who will be working with the VA over the next few months with a view to becoming directors. Because of the amazing response we now also have a number of people who are keen to join us when a new vacancy arises. If you would like to register your interest in joining the VA Board or simply find out more about

Over the last year there has been a significant increase in fly-tipping. When fly-tipping starts - it rapidly spreads, and it does not take long for an enormous pile of rubbish to collect. Even an old Christmas tree, a broken microwave or an old car battery left outside a property can encourage random fly-tipping. The VA has already removed many fly-tipped items which incurs fees and costs. This therefore impacts us all. To avoid this, for larger domestic waste, please use th

The Board of The Village Association wishes The Village to remain a safe, secure and enjoyable living, working and social environment for all. Mental health is as important as physical health. Sadly, over the last few years there has been a marked increase in unreasonable behaviour towards those providing our services, residents and visitors to The Village. The VA fully supports a zero-tolerance approach towards all unreasonable behaviour and expects residents, workers and

As highlighted at the 2024 AGM the VA's focus during 2025 has been to replenish the financial reserves and to plan for maintenance and repair work needed in 2026. Apart from some small minor repairs we have therefore only carried out maintenance where it was considered the work required was critical or which presented a safety risk. Work highlighted in the 2023 tree survey has been completed and some additional tree work carried out in Stirling Drive. If residents or any of

To report an emergency which requires a prompt police response such as an immediate danger to life, a crime is in progress or violence is being used or threatened, please call the police on 999.To report a situation which does not require an immediate police response but does require police attention, please call 101. Call the wardens afterwards to tell them what has happened and let them know that you've already called the Police. In order to track investigations and build