Category: Editions

COUNCIL NEWS Will the dust ever settle on Chalk Pit conflict? 13 September 2023 Following years of complaints of dust and noise pollution from the Chalk Pit site on College Road, … Read More

ARTS EDUCATION NATURE Surrey Uni film award in the Cannes 6 September 2023 A thought-provoking animated film made at the University of Surrey, which encourages its viewers to Remember the Future, has … Read More

COUNCIL NATURE Epsom Common Green Flagged again 16 August 2023 Epsom & Ewell Borough Council is celebrating receiving a Green Flag Award for Epsom Common Local Nature Reserve (LNR) for the … Read More

ARTS POEMS POET’S CORNER One way to learn collective nouns 8 August 2023 Last Monday, 7th August, Epsom Library invited Frances Cohen to come and read some of the poems from her … Read More

COUNCIL EDUCATION TRANSPORT AND ENVIRONMENT Surrey schools going solar 2 August 2023 Schools across the county are having their outdated end-of-life gas boilers replaced with new solar heating systems to help combat … Read More

BUSINESS TRANSPORT AND ENVIRONMENT New timetable for ticket office consultation 26 July 2023 Train operators are extending the time available to respond to a consultation reviewing “how tickets are sold” at … Read More

COUNCIL NEWS £10m Co-Vid grant pay-back put in wrong place 19 July 2023 A £10million accounting error at cash-strapped Guildford Borough Council was discovered in March but councillors were only told … Read More

HEALTH NEWS Doctors’ strike: advice 12 July 2023 A wave of back-to-back strikes will severely impact hospital services over the coming week – and will follow the busiest month of 2023 … Read More

NEWS POLICING Met poaches Surrey police claims Commissioner 5 July 2023 Surrey has more police officers than ever before despite attempts by the Met to “poach” officers, according to the county’s … Read More

CHRIS GRAYLING PLANNING WESTMINSTER Chris Grayling MP on new homes and biodiversity 28 June 2023 Now that the local elections are out of the way, we all wait with interest to see … Read More

NEWS SPORTS Residents’ complaints about anti-protester measures ahead of Derby 21 June 2023 Epsom Derby organisers faced an “awful lot of complaints” from residents as they put up fencing and closed … Read More

COUNCIL SPORTS Anyone for tennis? If you pay 15 June 2023 Plans to introduce fees to Epsom and Ewell Borough’s currently free of charge tennis courts are underway, after several proposals … Read More

COUNCIL NEWS Woking bankruptcy, far or near to us? 7 June 2023 Woking maybe a town distant on the horizon of Epsom but its debts may yet ripple onto Epsom and … Read More

COUNCIL EDITORIAL Watch Epsom and Ewell Borough Councillors at work 29 May 2023 Not only can you watch online all Epsom and Ewell Borough Council and Council committee meetings live, you … Read More

ARTS CULTURE Epsom and Ewell’s Satisfying Film Festival begins 25 May 2023 Led by Epsom resident and professional producer Chris Hastings, this years Satisfied Eye International Film Festival is hosted in … Read More

EDUCATION NEWS TRANSPORT AND ENVIRONMENT It’s Walk to School Week in Surrey 17 May 2023 May is the month to talk about walking, more walking and even more walking. The weather is … Read More

COMMUNITY NEWS Support your pop-up free local news service 11 May 2023 Even Al-Jazeera’s global reaching website is plagued by pop-ups. Your local quality news service, The Epsom and Ewell Times, … Read More

COUNCIL ELECTIONS NEWS Horton hustings heat up election 3 May 2023 Conservatives, Labour and Residents Associations battled out their political differences at the hustings Tuesday. Held at local Southfield Park Primary School. … Read More