The cost so far to the Epsom taxpayer of Cllr Neil Dallen’s “arrogance”.
£8,567 complaint bill prompts calls for Dallen to withdraw External fees arising from Cllr Neil Dallen’s standards complaint against Cllr Chris Ames have reached £8,567.64, Epsom and Ewell Borough Council … Read More
Dallen’s Dilemma
Cllr Neil Dallen has a decision to make. How much more public money should be spent deciding whether another councillor was sufficiently respectful towards him during an argument about public … Read More
Cats come to Leatherhead
Hairless cats, spotted Bengals and fluffy Ragdolls will be among the attractions when two sisters bring their international championship cat show to Leatherhead Leisure Centre on 14 and 15 November. … Read More
Mayor’s casting vote sends Epsom and Ewell Local Plan changes to consultation
Epsom and Ewell councillors have agreed by the narrowest possible margin to consult residents on proposed changes to the borough’s Local Plan, after a contentious extraordinary council meeting yesterday evening. … Read More
Epsom to witness tomorrow’s world-beating violin virtuoso
A rising star of the violin will bring an hour of music to Epsom in a free early-evening concert on Monday 2 November. Gáspár Kelemen, an international prize-winning violinist from … Read More
Council Council constitution Letters
East Surrey Council – Not Quite What We Were Promised?
Dear Sir, The Government’s decision to move to unitary councils in Surrey was partly sold to residents as making local government simpler by removing two-tier local government, which apparently is … Read More
The cost to Surrey of sending SEND children to school
The day Karissa Fisher turned 16, her parents found the vital transport support they needed to get her to school ended overnight. Karissa, who has severe mobility impairments, had long … Read More
Carer caught red-handed goes to prison
Hidden CCTV caught a carer stealing jewellery from her elderly and vulnerable client’s home in Oxted, after his family noticed items were missing. Lara Jones, 50, of Cowden Pound Road, … Read More
Sutton & Epsom triumph over the elements
Gravesend 12 – Sutton & Epsom 17 | Venue: Rectory Field 24th October After the drought and the heat came the rain and the wind, adding to the belief that, … Read More
Epsom artist’s peaches win Surrey readers’ choice award
An Epsom artist has won a readers’ choice award in the Surrey Artist of the Year 2026 competition with a painting of peaches. Artan Jahaj’s Peaches on Navy was voted … Read More
Salts surrender lead on rain-soaked afternoon at Camberley
Saturday 24 October 2026 | Krooner Park | Combined Counties League Premier South | Camberley Town 3–2 Epsom & Ewell Epsom travelled to Camberley Town on a bleak Saturday, with … Read More
Spelthorne leaders play musical chairs in Council’s dying days
A Surrey district council has chosen to replace its council leader just months before the council’s abolition next spring. Councillor Joanne Sexton (Independent Spelthorne Group: Ashford East) will now lead … Read More
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council Remembrance and Armistice Day activities
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council is proud to announce that Remembrance and Armistice Day services, parades and activities will take place across the borough to honour the fallen and give … Read More
Surrey to support nature activity for health
A new countywide programme has been launched to help more Surrey residents improve their health and wellbeing through spending time in nature. Surrey County Council has launched the Surrey Green … Read More
Culture Education Local History
Surrey Fesitival: Winnie-the-Pooh, refugee histories and music-making machines and more…
How did a Surrey town help people fleeing the Nazis? What can Winnie-the-Pooh’s woodland tell us all about belonging? And what does a mechanical piano teach us about music in … Read More