West End Village lies between Lightwater, Bisley and Chobham in the Borough of Surrey Heath, Surrey, UK. The West End Village Society is a village organisation open to all local residents and interested parties. The Society’s constitution is centred around improving the quality of life for village residents; it has a wide-ranging brief including the preservation and enhancement of our local heritage and natural environment, and protecting the village from detrimental change. The Society is funded by annual membership subscriptions from local households. The events and activities provided by the Society are usually available to all residents of West End and surrounds. The West End Village Society aims to work with residents, organisations and businesses in order to:
a) to promote civic pride and Community Affairs in West End. b) to promote high standards of planning and architecture in or affecting West End. c) to educate the public in the geography, environment, history, natural history, and architecture of West End. d) to secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic, natural, environmental or other public interest in West End. e) the organisation, participation in or sponsorship of social events and events of general interest within West End. f) to liaise with the local authorities, planning committees, and all other statutory authorities, voluntary organisations, charities and persons to promote the aims of the Society. g) to raise funds and to invite and receive contributions from any person or persons whatsoever by way of subscription, donation or otherwise; provided that the Society shall not undertake any permanent trading activities in raising funds for its primary purpose. h) to make awards of financial support to groups or projects within West End that are of benefit to the residents of West End. i) the organisation of meetings, publications, lectures, exhibitions and publicity in order to pursue the above aims and objectives.
