Drivers reminded to display permits and badges under new parking enforcement system
Runnymede drivers using Council-owned off-street carparks are being urged to ensure their parking permits and blue badges are clearly displayed, following a new camera-based parking enforcement system
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Have your say on proposed dog control measures in Runnymede
Residents are being invited to take part in a public consultation on a proposed Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) relating to dog control across the borough.
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Lithium batteries: the truth
Fires involving lithium batteries are one of the fastest growing fire risks in Surrey. Since the start of 2023 Surrey Fire and Rescue Service have attended over 30 fires caused by lithium batteries.
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New Rules on Catapults and Slingshots in Runnymede
A new Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) has been introduced across Runnymede following a four-week public consultation at the Community Services Committee on 5 November.
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Applications open for the Runnymede Community Grant Scheme
Local community groups can now apply for one-off grants of up to £5,000 through the Runnymede Community Grant Scheme.
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Chertsey Museum celebrates 60 years – Happy Birthday!
Chertsey Museum marked its 60th birthday on 27 November, celebrating six decades of preserving and sharing the stories of Runnymede.
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Nominations open for the 2026 Runnymede Civic Awards
It’s that time of year again when we celebrate the people who make Runnymede shine.
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£3.2 million investment brings new hope for patients at Chertsey Hospital
People needing lifesaving heart treatment as well as premature and very poorly babies are set to benefit from a £3 million-plus investment from that will transform care at St Peter’s Hospital.
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Government confirms two new councils for Surrey
Leaders from eight Surrey district and borough councils have responded to the Government’s decision to replace the current 12 councils with two new unitary authorities.
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Runnymede Borough Council brought “Fitness to the Park!”
Over 150 residents got moving this summer as Runnymede Borough Council’s free “Fitness in the Park” sessions proved to be a big hit.
