May 2019, three more films have now been released about the Brightwells Yard development. These films reflect thoughts and experiences from residents, consultants and shop owners one year after the start of construction. For full screen view of film, click on title rather than on ‘Play’ arrow.
We seek feedback, please email us with your views and thoughts about these films and the development on
farnhamfilms@gmail.com
Borelli Walk Update
Peter Bridgeman, retired arboricultural consultant, talks about the history and environmental importance of Borelli Walk, and the impact of the Brightwells Yard development, notably on biodiversity.
Questions are raised about the respect expected from the developer. Waverley Borough Council offer comments on the interview with Peter Bridgeman. Click here for link.
Impact on retailing in Farnham
Owners of independent shops give their mixed views on the likely impact of the commercial element of the new development.
Debbie Flowerday, a highly regarded retail consultant, living in Farnham, gives her opinions on the possible interaction between the old and new areas in the town, and puts forward ideas regarding the relative merits of different types of shops.
Brightwells, impact on traffic
Robert Mansfield, local resident and internationally respected traffic engineer, explains the impact of the Brightwells Yard development upon traffic in and around Farnham. Motorists give thier views on traffic congestion on the A31 during the construction of the temporary bridge. Views are offered on the likely congestion and parking issues in the town centre.
Please email us with your views and thoughts about the films and the development, on
farnhamfilms@gmail.com
Our original June 2018 film on the Brightwells Yard development, is still available,