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Frensham Great Pond and Common This is the page for Frensham Great Pond and Common managed by Waverley Borough Council Countryside Service. Car park closes 9pm daily.
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Frensham Common covers roughly 1,000 acres (400 hectares) of attractive countryside, lying midway between Farnham and Hindhead on either side of the A287. Frensham Common is owned by the National Trust, but most of the land is managed by Waverley Borough Council. Frensham Common is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, Special Area of Conservation, Special Protection Area and includes a Local Nature Reserve. Toilets and a privately run cafe on site.

We're supporting Surrey Police's appeal following reports of anti-social and illegal riding at Frensham Great Pond and C...
21/09/2026

We're supporting Surrey Police's appeal following reports of anti-social and illegal riding at Frensham Great Pond and Common.
Waverley Borough Council is working closely with Surrey Police and other partners through a Joint Action Group (JAG). This brings relevant organisations together to share information and agree practical, coordinated action to tackle persistent anti-social behaviour.
Riding motorised vehicles on the Common can also breach byelaws designed to protect the site, putting other visitors at risk and damaging its important and sensitive wildlife habitats. Frensham Great Pond and Common is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), providing an important habitat for a wide variety of wildlife.
If you can help identify the individuals in the Police appeal below, please contact Surrey Police quoting PR/45260102629.

If you're visiting Frensham Great Pond this weekend, please keep an eye out for our new blue-green algae safety signs.⚠️...
28/08/2026

If you're visiting Frensham Great Pond this weekend, please keep an eye out for our new blue-green algae safety signs.⚠️

The signs provide clear information on the risks and the steps to take to protect yourself, your family and your pets.👪🐕

⚠️ Blue-green algae is still present, so please:

• Avoid contact with the water
• Keep children away from the water's edge
• Keep dogs on leads and away from the water

Thank you for following the advice and helping to protect this special area.

🚫Please stay out of the water at Frensham Great Pond🚫 The Environment Agency has carried out a further inspection and co...
18/08/2026

🚫Please stay out of the water at Frensham Great Pond🚫
The Environment Agency has carried out a further inspection and confirmed that blue-green algae is still present and at high levels.
The water remains unsafe for swimming, paddling or any activity involving contact with the water.
We do not expect this situation to change in the near future, so please continue to follow the warning signs and keep yourselves and your pets safe. Please also alert friends or family.
ℹ️ Frensham Great Pond is managed by Waverley Borough Council. For enquiries about Frensham Little Pond, please contact the National Trust, which manages that site.
Thank you for your cooperation.

⚠️ Important Notice – Blue-Green Algae at Frensham Great Pond ⚠️A reminder that the situation at Frensham Great Pond has...
17/07/2026

⚠️ Important Notice – Blue-Green Algae at Frensham Great Pond ⚠️
A reminder that the situation at Frensham Great Pond has not changed. Blue-green algae remains present in the water and our advice remains the same.
🚫 Please do not enter the water or swim, and keep dogs and other pets out of the water, as blue-green algae can be harmful to both people and animals.
✅ We continue to monitor the situation and will update our website and social media channels if there is any change.
ℹ️ Please note: Frensham Great Pond is managed by Waverley Borough Council. Frensham Little Pond is managed separately by the National Trust, so any enquiries about Frensham Little Pond should be directed to the National Trust.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

⚠️ Important Notice – Blue-Green Algae at Frensham Great Pond ⚠️A reminder that blue-green algae remains present in the ...
10/07/2026

⚠️ Important Notice – Blue-Green Algae at Frensham Great Pond ⚠️
A reminder that blue-green algae remains present in the water at Frensham Great Pond.
🚫 Please do not enter the water or swim – this includes keeping pets out, as blue-green algae can be harmful to both people and animals.
Your safety is our priority, and we continue to monitor the situation closely.
✅ We will update our website and social media channels as soon as there is any change to the situation, including when the algae has cleared and the Great Pond is safe to use again.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

🏡 ASB Awareness Week – Let’s work together for safer communitiesIt's ASB Awareness Week, and it’s a great opportunity fo...
29/06/2026

🏡 ASB Awareness Week – Let’s work together for safer communities
It's ASB Awareness Week, and it’s a great opportunity for us all to focus on how we can make our neighbourhoods safer, calmer and more enjoyable places to live.
Anti-social behaviour can affect anyone, but by working together we can make a real difference. Whether it’s residents, housing teams, the police or local partners, we all play an important role in tackling ASB and supporting each other.
During the week, we’ll be sharing advice, support and information on:
✅ How to report anti-social behaviour
✅ Ways we’re working with partners to take action
✅ How you can help look out for your community
✅ Support available if you’re affected
Even small actions – like reporting concerns, checking in on a neighbour, or getting involved locally – can have a big impact.
Together, we can help create communities where everyone feels safe, respected and proud of where they live.
You can find out more on our website https://ow.ly/TgTH50Zi7Ba

During the World Cup, many people are out celebrating, but we know this can also be a time when domestic abuse reports i...
26/06/2026

During the World Cup, many people are out celebrating, but we know this can also be a time when domestic abuse reports increase.

If you feel your behaviour might be hurting someone close to you, it doesn’t have to continue.

Support is available and reaching out is a positive first step.

https://ow.ly/57Z050Zfgrh

🥵 Another heat post? We know, we know…We promise we’re not trying to turn your feed into a weather channel!But sharing t...
26/06/2026

🥵 Another heat post? We know, we know…
We promise we’re not trying to turn your feed into a weather channel!
But sharing this advice is part of what we do – helping keep our communities safe, especially during extreme heat.
It might not apply to everyone, but it could really help someone you know.
So thanks for sticking with us – and don’t forget to check in on those who might need it most 💧

📢 From UKHSA: The red heat-health alert has been extended until 11pm on Friday 26 June, very hot weather is expected across southern England. Heat on this level can affect anyone, including healthy people, and can impact transport, food, water and energy.
🥤 Keep hydrated
☀️ Avoid the sun during the hottest parts of the day
🆒 Keep your home cool
👨‍👩‍👧 Look out for others

☀️ Hot weather advice – stay safe in the heat ☀️As temperatures rise, it’s important to look out for signs of heat-relat...
25/06/2026

☀️ Hot weather advice – stay safe in the heat ☀️
As temperatures rise, it’s important to look out for signs of heat-related illness in yourself and others.
Symptoms can include headaches, dizziness, feeling sick, or confusion. For advice on coping in hot weather and recognising heat exhaustion or heatstroke, visit the NHS website - https://ow.ly/35HG50ZgQn7
If you do feel unwell, NHS 111 is available 24/7 online or by phone and can help direct you to the most appropriate care.
For more tips and support, visit https://ow.ly/KOzs50ZgQna
Let’s all take simple steps to stay safe and look out for one another 💛

🐾 Keep pets safe in the heat 🌡️With temperatures soaring, a little reminder to take extra care of pets and animals durin...
24/06/2026

🐾 Keep pets safe in the heat 🌡️
With temperatures soaring, a little reminder to take extra care of pets and animals during hot weather.
☀️ Pavements can get dangerously hot and can burn paws in seconds.
💧 Always provide fresh water and shade
🚶 Walk dogs early morning or late evening
🚗 Never leave animals in parked cars
Let’s work together to keep our furry friends (and all animals) safe this summer ❤️
👉 Read more: https://ow.ly/pYRf50ZgbHM

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