The Burgh Heath Residents Association (BHRA) exists to protect and promote the interests of everyone in our community. We need our membership numbers to be high in order to be truly representative of the whole village. By becoming a member, you’ll help strengthen our voice and ensure Burgh Heath remains a thriving, welcoming place for all.

BHRA has a committee of volunteers that meets monthly. Our committee represents residents’ views, works with local authorities, organises events and takes action on issues that matter most.

All members of the association receive periodic emails, organised by the committee, with local alerts, news etc. – which provide links to this website for documents and further information. 

By becoming a member, you also enable the committee to represent your views to wider organisations, such as the Banstead and District Federation of Residents’ Associations.

Becoming a member of BHRA

If you would like to become a member of Burgh Heath Residents Association (BHRA), you can do so by emailing burghheathra@gmail.com or telephone Julie Haslett on 07539 020332.

If you are able, we suggest a voluntary annual donation of £5. However, the amount is entirely up to you – we just ask you to donate what you can. Donations go towards the cost of organising local events, and producing the newsletter and other helpful resources. Donations can be made in several ways:

Online: Please use the following bank details:

Lloyds Business Account

Account name: Burgh Heath Residents Association

Sort Code: 30-90-44

Account number: 00656325

Please put your name as your payment reference and email us afterwards to let us know you have sent a payment. This will help us to keep an accurate record.

Cash/Cheque: our local road stewards collect cash and cheque donations. To find out who your road steward is and arrange collection, please email burghheathra@gmail.com or telephone Julie Haslett on 07539 020332.

Please make out your cheque using the bank details above.

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