Councillor Liz Townsend BEM

Community Asset Transfer Application – Lammas Lands adj Bridge Gate House, Bridge Road, Godalming

From: Executive - Tuesday, 9th December, 2025 7.00 pm - December 09, 2025

1.    The Community Asset Transfer Policy (CAT) was adopted by the Council on 11th June 2024 to ensure a transparent and consistent approach to requests for Community Asset Transfer. The Council is guided by this policy when considering expressions of interest for a transfer of a community asset owned, or under the stewardship of the Council, to a suitable Voluntary or Community Organisation (VCO).   2.    Godalming Town Council (GTC) have requested the transfer of part of the Lammas Lands, adjacent to Bridge Gate House, Bridge Road, Godalming, under the terms of the CAT Policy.   3.    This report sets out the details of the requested transfer, the potential issues raised by the proposed transfer, and the Council’s recommendations for the requested transfer.  

Recommendations Approved

Recommendations from the Overview and Scrutiny Committees (if any)

From: Executive - Tuesday, 9th December, 2025 7.00 pm - December 09, 2025

Recommendations Approved

Community Asset Transfer application – War Memorial Recreation Ground, Haslemere

From: Executive - Tuesday, 9th December, 2025 7.00 pm - December 09, 2025

1.    The Community Asset Transfer Policy (CAT) was adopted by the Council on 11th June 2024 to ensure a transparent and consistent approach to requests for Community Asset Transfer. A copy of the policy is attached at Appendix 2. The policy ensures a transparent and consistent approach when the Council considers expressions of interest for a Community Asset Transfer to a Voluntary or Community Organisation (VCO). The Council is guided by this policy when considering expressions of interest for a transfer of a community asset owned, or under the stewardship of the Council, to a suitable Voluntary or Community Organisation (VCO).   2.    Haslemere Town Council (HTC) have requested the transfer of the            War Memorial Recreation Ground, Haslemere, under the terms of the CAT Policy.   3.    This report sets out the details of the requested transfer and the potential issues raised by the proposed transfer.  

Recommendations Approved

Community Asset Transfer application – Lammas Lands at Charterhouse Green, Borough Road, Godalming

From: Executive - Tuesday, 9th December, 2025 7.00 pm - December 09, 2025

1.    The Community Asset Transfer Policy (CAT) was adopted by the Council on 11th June 2024 to ensure a transparent and consistent approach to requests for Community Asset Transfer. The Council is guided by this policy when considering expressions of interest for a transfer of a community asset owned, or under the stewardship of the Council, to a suitable Voluntary or Community Organisation (VCO).   2.    Godalming Town Council (GTC) have requested the transfer of the            part of the Lammas Lands at Charterhouse Green, Borough Road, Godalming, under the terms of the CAT Policy.   3.    This report sets out the details of the requested transfer, the potential issues raised by the proposed transfer, and the Council’s recommendations for the requested transfer.  

Recommendations Approved

Community Asset Transfer application – The Canon Bowring Recreation Ground, Lower Manor Road, Farncombe, Godalming

From: Executive - Tuesday, 9th December, 2025 7.00 pm - December 09, 2025

1.    The Community Asset Transfer Policy (CAT) was adopted by the Council on 11th June 2024 to ensure a transparent and consistent approach to requests for Community Asset Transfer. The Council is guided by this policy when considering expressions of interest for a transfer of a community asset owned, or under the stewardship of the Council, to a suitable Voluntary or Community Organisation (VCO).   2.    Godalming Town Council (GTC) has requested the transfer of the Canon Bowring Recreation Ground, Lower Manor Road, Farncombe, under the terms of the CAT Policy.   3.    This report sets out the details of the requested transfer and the potential issues raised by the proposed transfer

For Determination