Grants to install low carbon energy efficiency measures
Government funding has been secured by Runnymede Borough Council to help residents on lower incomes or who receive benefits, to improve the energy efficiency of their homes.
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Volunteer to support Afghan refugee families
Runnymede Borough Council is looking for committed volunteers to help with the integration of Afghan refugee families in the Borough.
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Achieving for Runnymede during a demanding year
Our Annual Report for the 2020-21 financial year has just been published and flags up more than 120 successes that the Council has delivered for local people and businesses during its time frame.
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Observing Remembrance in Runnymede
This year, there are several Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday Services taking place across the Borough, which our mayor, councillors, and officers are honoured and humbled to attend.
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LUX is a sell-out success
Last month, Runnymede Borough Council, Addlestone One and renowned artist Emma-Leone Palmer, partnered to launch LUX.
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Join the family friendly fun at Addlestone’s Festive Fayre
The countdown to Christmas is on and what better way to celebrate than with Addlestone’s Festive Fayre and annual Christmas lights switch-on!
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New Christmas lights for Chertsey town centre
Chertsey town will be receiving some much-needed festive cheer this year thanks to dazzling new Christmas lights.
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Appeal launched as Borough prepares to welcome first Afghan families
The first Afghanistan nationals to be housed in Runnymede are due to arrive in the Borough next week, and to recognise that fact, the Mayor of Runnymede has launched a fundraising appeal.
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LUX launches at Addlestone One
Runnymede Borough Council and local shopping centre Addlestone One are proud to present a never-before-seen, month-long immersive experience featuring renowned Surrey artist Emma-Leone Palmer.
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Investing £1.7m to improve older tenants’ homes
A four year plan to invest £1.7million into older people’s social housing has been approved by Runnymede’s Borough Councillors after residents were asked how their homes could be improved.
