A dispute has erupted in a Surrey village after a pub landlord and their partner plan to run a funfair on the pub’s premises. According to reports, Donna Hetherington, 58, and Waine Hetherington, 60, have been accused by neighbours of turning the area into a “circus” by installing entertainment features such as bouncy castles and paddling pools. Neighbours say the activity would create an “eyesore” and could lead to parking problems, including chaos in the surrounding streets. The reports frame the disagreement as a neighbourhood row over the impact of the planned events on local amenity and traffic. No alternative account of the landlords’ plans is provided in the cited material, and the reporting focuses mainly on residents’ complaints. The matter is presented as an ongoing local controversy involving the scale and effect of the proposed garden funfair tied to the pub. Authorities or formal planning or enforcement steps are not described in the supplied excerpts.