Runnymede Officer Wins National Award Following Royal Reception
Runnymede Borough Council is celebrating the achievements of Community Safety Officer Abi Marsh, who has won the Outstanding Apprentice Award at the Resolve National ASB Awards.
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Council’s property sale pays off
Runnymede Borough Council’s strategic review of property holdings has taken another step forward, with the sale of 92 Station Road, Addlestone for £980,000.
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Council launches one-off Parking Charge Notices review
Runnymede Borough Council is taking steps to improve the management of the privately-operated Waitrose car park in Egham, after identifying issues around administration and customer service.
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Notice of conclusion to the audit of accounts
Notice of conclusion of the audit of accounts for the year ended 31 March 2024. Accounts and audit (England) regulations 2015. Local audit and accountability Act 2014
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Runnymede announces 2026/27 council tax arrangements
Council Tax bills are being issued and Direct Debit payers do not need to take any action as instalments will be updated automatically.
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Runnymede’s best celebrated at the 2026 Civic Awards
Civic Awards finalists celebrated at Thorpe Park on 10 March 2026.
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Surrey-wide landlord’s webinar on the Renters’ Rights Act
The 11 Districts and Boroughs in Surrey are coming together on Wednesday 11 March at 6.00pm to 8:30pm to host a free webinar for all private landlords and letting agents operating in Surrey.
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Runnymede agrees final budget ahead of Local Government Reorganisation
A final budget has been agreed that focuses on protecting services, supporting residents and leaving the borough in a strong position for the future, as Runnymede prepares for LGR.
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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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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