Our Purpose
Welcome to FEDORA – The Voice for Oxshott.
We are a not-for-profit community interest company run by local residents who are committed to maintaining and improving the quality of life in our village and its surrounding areas. Our focus is on initiatives to do with planning, roads, flooding and a “green” Oxshott as well as supporting litter picking, community speed watch and other local activities. We are totally non-sectarian and non-political, and seek to represent the whole of Oxshott. You can read more about our company here.
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Latest News
Chippings Farm Update
The Cobham and Downside Residents association (CDRA) have set up a working group and are fund...
Fedora 2026 AGM
The next AGM of FEDORA -The Voice for Oxshott CIC will be held at Royal Kent School at 7.30pm on...
Oxshott Net Zero event
Film screening at Oxshott Village Centre of the People’s Emergency Briefing - 7.00 - 9.30pm 24...
Oxshott Heath Winter Maintenance
The Council will be carrying out tree thinning works over this autumn and winter. For more details...
Elmbridge bin collection update
Elmbridge have announced delays to bin collections. More details can be found here and at...
Chippings Farm Development
Cala Homes and Burhill Group Limited (BGL) are bringing forward proposals for a development of up...
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Add Your Voice for Oxshott by supporting us - membership costs just £10 per year. You will be sent our latest newsletters automatically . Click the Join Now button below. Join NowRecent Successes
Listed below are some of our successes:-
The Village
- Successfully persuaded the Boundary Commission not to drop reference to the settlement name of Oxshott in its review of Surrey CC ward boundaries
Planning
- The most recent draft of Elmbridge Borough Council’s Design Code recognises Oxshott as a separate settlement
- FEDORA’s views on densities (expressed by reference to floor area rather than the dwellings per hectare) have been taken on board by Elmbridge Borough Council
Roads
- 20 mph speed restriction introduced on A244 through the village
- 40 mph speed restrictions on Fairoak Lane
- The introduction of experimental night-time ban on HGVs on A244
- Parking revised in the centre of the village
- New signage to make Sandy Lane safer
- Improved pedestrian access along the “straight” part of Sandy Lane, but still another 8 sections identified
Green Oxshott
- Trees and hedge along the A244 outside Broom Hall financed and organised by Surrey CC
- CIL for Esher Public Bridleway 49 and Esher Public Footpath 51 – funding found from Elmbridge Borough Council and Surrey County Council as well as FEDORA. The work on the Bridleway and Path has just been completed.