Epsom & Ewell Community Fund Seeks New Chair
The Epsom & Ewell Community Fund is a philanthropic fund that provides financial support to local charities and projects across the borough. As Chair, your role is to lead a … Read More
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7th August 2025
Community News Asylum hotel tension mounts in Surrey 6 August 2025 The leader of Spelthorne Borough Council has again written to the Home Office, demanding the government to abandon controversial plans … Read More
Water voles return to Ewell
Once extinct in the county, the much-loved water vole has today (30th July) made an historic return to the Upper Hogsmill in Epsom & Ewell. This milestone is the result … Read More
Today’s Epsom racing tips
Epsom Racecourse presents its latest race meeting on Thursday evening, with a total of six races; five handicaps and a juveniles’ novice race. Read on for a full preview of … Read More
31st July 2025
Council News Busy Epsom and Ewell Borough Council next meets December 29 July 2025 At a busy half-hour meeting of Epsom and Ewell Borough Council on 22nd July, councillors confronted some … Read More
Surrey and Sussex NHS Boards to merge
Hundreds of jobs are at risk as two key NHS boards for Sussex and Surrey prepare to merge as part of a money-saving drive by the government. NHS Sussex and … Read More
Doctors’ strike to hit Epsom Hospital
Hospitals across South West London are bracing for disruption this week as resident doctors begin a five-day strike on Friday, 25 July. The week-long strike action by British Medical Association … Read More
24th July 2025
Health News Transport Nurse demands 24 hour rail tickets to avoid night-shift double costs 23 July 2025 A specialist NHS nurse is calling for urgent train ticket reform after revealing she spends … Read More
Public meet tonight on Epsom and Ewell Borough Council future
A public debate TONIGHT will ask whether Epsom and Ewell Borough Council could soon be abolished — and whether such a decision might happen without any vote or public consultation. … Read More
Top-Down Power, Bottom-Up Pain: How Central Control is Killing Local Communities
When I was a child growing up in rural Surrey, I could never imagine why anyone wouldn’t want to preserve the wondrous landscapes of Britain, only to replace them with … Read More