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Fabulous and Free Mole Valley Heritage Open Days Festival this September More than 50 uniquely fascinating guided walks, talks, exhibitions and tours led by enthusiastic and insightful volunteers can be enjoyed for free across Mole Valley from Friday 11 to
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council offers free community football sessions for 10 to 16-year-olds starting 24 August Epsom & Ewell Borough Council is pleased to announce that free community football sessions will be available for young people aged 10 to
Helen Maguire MP criticises Thames Water for hosepipe ban as figures reveal they lost 569.1 million litres of water per day due to leaks last year. With the Environment Agency and Natural Resources Wales declaring a drought in 8 areas
Brooklands celebrates centenary of Britain’s first Grand Prix in spectacular style Sell-out centenary celebration hailed as an unforgettable tribute to the birthplace of British motorsport The 100th anniversary of Britain’s first Grand Prix has been celebrated in spectacular style at
WITH THE UK’S BUSIEST WEDDING WEEKEND IN SIGHT, BROOK TAVERNER LETS GUILDFORD GROOMS GO FREE As peak wedding season approaches and Southeast wedding costs rising above £22,000, Brook Taverner is helping wedding parties take the groom’s suit off the bill
Six Years On, Hook Road Arena Community Sports Hub Reaches Major Milestone. £1 million Council investment marks a major step towards bringing football home, creating a permanent home for netball and securing the future of one of Epsom & Ewell’s
Love Me Love My Mind celebrates 20 years of supporting the local community of Epsom and Ewell, and Publication of Voices of the Voiceless: An evaluation of local church care for those in mental distressby Susan H. Bull, edited and
Adam Chalmers, currently Interim Head of Paid Service for East Surrey Shadow Council and Chief Executive of Elmbridge Borough Council, has been appointed Chief Executive of the new East Surrey Council. Adam hopes to start the role in September 2026
East Surrey Council Set To Confirm New Chief Executive Subject to agreement at a full council meeting on 29 July 2026, East Surrey Shadow Council is set to confirm its permanent Chief Executive. Following a national recruitment campaign and a
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council approves strategic priority to explore the future of Hook Road Arena. At a meeting of the Full Council this week, Epsom & Ewell Borough Councillors approved a recommendation to establish a new strategic priority to
Celebrating 20 Years of Mayfield Lavender: Reviving a Historic English Tradition For centuries, lavender has been woven into the fabric of English history, playing an important role in medicine, fragrance, and local economies. Once synonymous with the Surrey countryside, vast
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council approves last annual Community Infrastructure Levy funding allocation At its meeting on 14 July 2026, Epsom & Ewell Borough Council’s (EEBC) Strategy and Resources Committee formally approved its last annual funding allocation of Community Infrastructure
What's On In Surrey
Using the What's On In My Town pages across Surrey, our aim is to bring you all the news, information, events and job vacancies across Surrey, PLUS supporting our wonderful local businesses.
Devastated to hear of the passing of Music Legend Dolly Parton.
R.I.P Dolly and thank you for so many amazing songs as a singer and a writer 😔
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Dolly Parton, legendary US country singer, dies aged 80
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In a statement confirming her death, the singer’s team says she will be remembered as an “inspiration” and for her “wit, warmth, and kindness”.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
🌿 Surrey Hills Wood Fair is back! On 12th–13th September 2026 at Cranleigh Showground.
A fantastic family weekend packed with woodland adventures, traditional crafts, live music, local food & drink, artisan stalls and more!
🐶 Brand-new Fun Dog Show
🌳 Tree climbing & woodland skills
🦅 Birds of prey & archery
🐴 Horse & wagon rides
🪓 Axe throwing & much more!
🎟️ Early Bird tickets from £12.50
👧 Under-16s & carers FREE
🐶 Dogs welcome on leads
🅿️ Free parking
📍 Fish Pond Copse, Cranleigh, GU6 7DW
📅 12–13 September | 10am–4pm
🎟️ Tickets & info: https://surreyhills.org/event/…
#SurreyHillsWoodFair #SurreyHills #FamilyDayOut #SaveTheDate
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MESSAGES FROM Surrey Police:
We are aware of members of the public receiving calls from a number claiming to be our 101 number. The scammers are then advising members of the public to Google the 01483 571212 number to confirm that this number belongs to Surrey Police, which it does.
Criminals use ‘spoofing’ software to intentionally cover up their real caller ID and instead, mirror the phone number of a legitimate organisation. They do this to make it appear that calls or text messages are coming from a trusted organisation like the police, banks or government agencies.
These scam calls may be automated, or from a real person. Their main goal is to trick you into sharing personal information or to transfer money.
-A police officer will never call out of the blue asking for personal information, including bank account details.
-A police officer will never ask you to withdraw money or purchase high value items as part of an investigation.
If you receive a call from someone claiming to be a police officer, take their details and message us, call 101, or use the online chat function on our website to confirm their identity.
You can also use our website to report crime, ask for an update on your investigation, report road traffic collisions, and submit information requests.
In an emergency, always call 999.
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MESSAGES FROM Surrey Fire and Rescue Service: ‼️ Please only call 999 if there is an emergency or a fire producing significant smoke. We have had a high volume of calls to our 999 control room this evening. We understand residents may be concerned, but we are unable to respond to reports of neighbours having BBQs, bonfires or campfires in their gardens unless there is an emergency.
We support the Government's message on this and would strongly advise against having bonfires, fireworks, campfires or disposable BBQs during this period. Fires can spread quickly and become difficult to control, putting your home and neighbouring properties at risk.
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