Exploring literary links in Lottery funded exhibition
Chertsey Museum has received a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant of £10,000 for an exciting project exploring the literary connections of the Borough of Runnymede.
Fined: car wash owner who flouted Covid rules
A car wash owner from Egham has been fined £3,000 by magistrates for repeatedly flouting Coronavirus rules, which required his business to close during the pandemic lockdowns.
Helping Afghan refugees
Public sector bodies across Surrey are currently helping with the arrival of Afghan migrants into the UK.
Grants to help homelessness initiatives
More than £200,000 of grants have been secured by Runnymede Borough Council during the past 12 months to help local people at risk of losing their homes, or who are already homeless.
Magna Square welcomes Royal Holloway students
The first of the four new buildings which will make up the £90m Magna Square development in Egham, Surrey, has now been completed, in a major milestone for the high-profile town centre site.
Local Youth Hub set to launch
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new Youth Hub which will provide expert support for young people aged 18-24.