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20th April 2023

Spotlight on Epsom’s Film Festival

ARTS COMMUNITY CULTURE

Spotlight on Epsom’s Film Festival

Romy Sustar In conversation with the father of The Satisfied Eye International Film Festival (SEIFF), Chris Hastings: When discussing film festivals, one thinks of the famous five festivals: Venice, Cannes, … READ MORE

The Great Epsom Bike Off raises money for the Children’s Trust

BUSINESS COMMUNITY HEALTH

The Great Epsom Bike Off raises money for the Children’s Trust

On Saturday 15th April, Epsom based PR agency, The Oracle Group, and its partner charity, The Children’s Trust, held The Great Epsom Bike Off at The Ashley Centre in Epsom … READ MORE

Surrey Police secretly recorded public’s calls with officers

CRIME NEWS POLICING

Surrey Police secretly recorded public’s calls with officers

You probably knew 999 calls are recorded but did you know your conversations with individual Surrey Police Officers were being secretly recorded without you knowing? Surrey Police has escaped a … READ MORE

Surrey joining up to tackle violence against women

COUNCIL CRIME

Surrey joining up to tackle violence against women

A new countywide, partnership strategy has been agreed to boost the county’s collective efforts to end Violence Against Women and Girls in Surrey. Work will now commence with partners across … READ MORE

Voter ID deadline warning

COUNCIL ELECTIONS

Voter ID deadline warning

Epsom and Ewell Times has reported before about anxieties around the new requirement for photo ID for voters at the upcoming local elections 4th May. LDRS reports on anxieties in … READ MORE

Vital points for local football team

FOOTBALL SPORTS

Vital points for local football team

On Saturday Epsom and Ewell FC secured an extremely important three points against promotion rivals Selsey, defeating them by the same score line of 3-2 that we had in deepest … READ MORE

Two Epsom brownfield developments?

COUNCIL NEWS PLANNING

Two Epsom brownfield developments?

With local controversies about the draft Local Plan eyeing up Green Belt, Epsom and Ewell Borough Council soon decides on two Town proposals. LDRS reports: Plans for a care home … READ MORE

Oiling the wheels of justice on Surrey Hills

BUSINESS COMMUNITY TRANSPORT AND ENVIRONMENT

Oiling the wheels of justice on Surrey Hills

The High Court legal challenge into oil drilling at Dunsfold has been confirmed for June 8. The case will examine planning permission granted for exploratory drilling of £123million of oil … READ MORE

Fancy a sausage sandwich?

ARTS

Fancy a sausage sandwich?

Danny Baker – The Sausage Sandwich Tour– Epsom Playhouse – 12 April 2023. A review by Epsom and Ewell Times. Once television’s go to cheeky chappie Cockney, Danny Baker demonstrates … READ MORE

Full list of candidates for Epsom and Ewell Council

COUNCIL ELECTIONS

Full list of candidates for Epsom and Ewell Council

Epsom and Ewell residents will go to the polls on May 4 to elect their councillors for the next four years. All 35 seats on the council are up for … READ MORE

You could re-train to reform offenders

COMMUNITY CRIME

You could re-train to reform offenders

People in Surrey are being urged to consider job opportunities in the Probation Service as HM Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) launches a recruitment drive in the area. The new … READ MORE

Surrey FA young mascot search is on

FOOTBALL SPORTS

Surrey FA young mascot search is on

Young Surrey residents will get the chance to walk out with the finalists of this year’s Surrey Senior Cup final – thanks to Specsavers. In partnership with Specsavers, who sponsor … READ MORE

All level after quick return

FOOTBALL SPORTS

All level after quick return

Epsom & Ewell 1-1 Mile Oak. Southern Combination League – Division One. Wednesday 12th April 2023 For the first time since 2006 we played consecutive fixtures against the same team … READ MORE

ULEZ Court battle looming

NEWS TRANSPORT AND ENVIRONMENT

ULEZ Court battle looming

Sadiq Khan’s proposed ULEZ expansion to the Surrey border will be challenged in the High Court after a judge ruled there were valid legal arguments to be heard. Five councils, … READ MORE