Council losing “the plot”?
Is Horton Cemetery in Epsom about to be condemned for good by the Borough’s own Burial Authority? In a rushed special meeting of Epsom and Ewell Borough Council’s Strategy and … Read More
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Surrey Police shows support for Muslim colleagues and communities during Ramadhan and wishes a blessed Eid Mubarak
Last week, 78 volunteers from Surrey Police and Sussex Police joined Muslim colleagues and communities to show their support and learn more about Islam and observe Ramadhan, as part of … Read More
Competition IS OVER: Winner announced!
The competition is officially over! Delighted to announce that Lee Richards correctly guessed the location! It was the pathway along the side of St. Martin’s Church! Well done Lee, your … Read More
Aldi donates 2000 meals to Surrey charities over the Easter period
Aldi helped local charities in Surrey provide 2000 meals to people in need over the Easter school holidays. The supermarket paired its stores up with local charities, community groups and … Read More
All’s well that ends well for the Wells Centre
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council is to transfer the running of the long-mothballed Wells Community Centre, located at the end of Spa Drive, The Wells Estate in Epsom, to Epsom … Read More
Council passes “Stand with Ukraine” motion, Labour amendment rejected.
On Tuesday night 19th April 2022, at a meeting of the Full Council of Epsom and Ewell Borough, the Council debated and passed a motion titled “Stand Together with Ukraine”. … Read More
Potential Strike could affect Epsom: Train company crossing the lines?
General Secretary Michael Lynch of the Rail and Maritime Union 8th April has alerted rail workers to the prospect of a strike ballot affecting the Epsom and Ewell Borough’s Waterloo line … Read More
Not in my back-garden centre!
John Dipre of the Dipre family-run Marsden Nurseries Ltd, owners of the Epsom bordering Ashtead Park Garden Centre in Pleasure Pit Road, has applied to Mole Valley District Council to … Read More
Housing: What can be done, nationally and locally, to address the affordability crisis?
We hear much about the housing crisis in this country. This is often synonymous with the assertion that we have too few homes. In fact, overall, there is no shortage … Read More
Happy returns for Epsom’s talking newspaper
Photo above is Judy Sarssam, Chair of EETN. A happy group of Volunteers has returned to their recording Studio at Swail House after an absence of two years, while the … Read More
Age Concern Epsom and Ewell’s 75th
Surrey Brass Friday 8th April entertained over 100 in the magnificent main hall of Epsom College in aid of local 75 years old this year charity Age Concern Epsom and … Read More
CCTV appeal following assault in Epsom
Surrey Police are appealing for assistance in identifying two people who may be able to help them with an assault investigation in Epsom. Officers were called at around 4 am … Read More
Rates demand puts temporary brake on Ukraine charity
UPDATE – Monday 11th April – EEBC: “Having reviewed the documentation and made the necessary checks, [the charity] qualif[ies] for the additional rate relief.” Good news for Ukraine. Monday 4th … Read More
Epsom Choral Society opens its centenary celebration 2022
From Epsom Choral Society This year Epsom Choral Society celebrates its Centenary and is doing so in style! Our first concert was on Saturday 19th March 2022 at St Martin’s … Read More
Banstead fires deaths tragedies
Surrey Fire Service service would like to reiterate its sincere condolences to the family and friends of a Banstead resident who was victim of a tragic incident. The Fire Investigation … Read More
Epsom and Ewell gears up for Ukrainian refugees
Tuesday 29th March over 160 local citizens converged on St Joseph’s Church Hall for an information evening about hosting Ukrainian refugees. Half the hands in the room went up when … Read More