Surrey district and borough councils publish proposals outlining plans for local government reorganisation
District and borough councils have published proposals for local government reorganisation on their websites, to be debated at Council meetings across the county in the coming days.
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New £7m fund opens to help fund infrastructure and community improvements
A £7million fund paid into by developers to help fund new or improved facilities across Runnymede is now open for applications.
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District and borough leaders agree on preferred unitary map for Surrey
Leaders from Surrey’s district and borough councils met last week to review the interim findings from the ongoing work into local government reform in the county.
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New energy saving measures for homes coming this year
Council tenants across Runnymede will have their homes upgraded with solar panels and cost-saving insulation as part of a new Council improvements programme.
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New Housing protocol agreed for people with mental health needs
An agreement between councils and NHS services in Surrey will help people with mental health needs find housing and avoid delays in leaving hospital.
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Nominations are open for the 2025 Business Awards!
We are thrilled to announce the return of the Runnymede Business Awards for 2025!
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Car parks fees and charges review
A wholesale review of fees paid by drivers using the Council's car parks has been carried out, so we can ensure that motorists who choose to use the car parks cover the cost of our parking service.
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Council supports Climate and Nature Bill
Councillors across the political spectrum have voiced their support for the Climate and Nature Bill which is currently passing through the legislative process in the Houses of Parliament.
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Surrey District and Borough Councils launch Local Government Reorganisation engagement
Surrey residents can have their say on the future of local government in the county, in a new survey launched by eight of Surrey’s district and borough councils.
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Cut food waste and save money
Do you have leftover fruit and vegetables sitting at the back of your fridge, destined for the bin? You’re not alone.
