Come and see World War artefacts from Surrey Infantry Museum, dig out your own family heirlooms to find out more from museum experts or get help to start researching your family history at the Harlequin Theatre on Saturday 15 October from 2-4pm. ‘Discover World War I with Reigate & Banstead’ is a fascinating, free, interactive […]
Fifty seven hard working volunteers from across the borough have been recognised for their dedication to the community by the Mayor of Reigate & Banstead at a special awards ceremony. Thirty volunteers and volunteer teams received Mayor’s Volunteer Awards at the event at the Town Hall on Friday 23 September 2016. These included 17 awards for […]
Reigate & Banstead Borough Council has announced the start of a consultation on the next part of its local plan, the Development Management Plan, and is urging residents, businesses and workers in the borough to have their say. The ten week consultation will run from Monday 1 August to 5pm on Monday 10 October 2016. […]
A second consultation on Surrey County Council’s local transport review has been launched, giving residents and stakeholders until 8 June to have their say on proposed changes to local bus services. Proposed changes to local bus services We have worked with bus operators to negotiate better contracts that will give the council better value for […]
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Redhill Bowls Club celebrates its 120th anniversary this year, and to celebrate it is inviting its neighbours along for a visit and to try playing. The open day is next Wednesday, 20th May, from 2.30pm until dusk. Tea and biscuits will be serves, and visitors will get an introduction to the Club and to the […]
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Following the local elections on Thursday (held alongside the General Election), your local Conservative candidates won all of the wards covering Redhill, meaning that all areas will have a voice in the Conservative administration at the Town Hall. Details are given below for each councillor and ward (click on their names for more information), along with […]
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Crispin Blunt repeated his call for a day of protest by rail passengers on 1st June as another ministerial letter sent to him dashes hopes of immediate action on extending Oyster Zone 6 to Redhill, Reigate and other local stations. Rail Minister, Claire Perry, has confirmed that - whilst Oyster Pay As You Go and […]
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A man has been sentenced to 3-years and 4-months following a stabbing in Redhill which occurred at the end of last year. Officers were called to St Anne’s Drive near the Home Cottage pub at around 6pm on Wednesday, 10 December after a man in his 20s was stabbed in the chest and buttock because […]
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Surrey County Council’s contractors will be resurfacing the station roundabout during nights this week - please be aware of diversions. The full notice of the closures is given below: SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL IN EXERCISE OF ITS POWERS UNDER SECTION 14 (2) OF The Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers hereby gives notice […]
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Bowls in the Belfry - your chance to have a go at bowls - returns this Thursday at the Belfry, from 10am in the back corridor to Cromwell Road. See the flyer for full details:
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Sainsbury’s have published an updated letter on the works. Key points are: First phase of demolition is now complete 95% of the materials from the dmeolition so far are being recycled The next phase is to break up the concrete “slab” at the base of Lombard House Work will continue to only take place between […]
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Balanced Network update from Surrey County Council: The Redhill town centre road works will be substantially complete by the end of April 2015. This newsletter provides an update on the remaining work. Block paving works on Station Road and surrounding Station Roundabout continues, with the area adjacent to the bus and train station now open. […]
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We, as ward councillors, have received a pre-application notice that Vodafone and O2 propose to replace the current mast, which is a “flagpole” above the Raffles store at Linkfield Corner, with a different type of mast, which will probably be less visible. Changes such as this do not require formal planning approval, but the Council […]
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