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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Runnymede supports three new councils to replace boroughs and county
The Government has announced that the future structure of local councils in Surrey is expected to change in the next two years.
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Runnymede Civic Awards celebrates our communities’ heroes
Over 45 local people and organisations who have made outstanding contributions to the community, sports and fitness, and the arts have been celebrated at the annual Runnymede Civic Awards.
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View our accounts
Review Runnymede Borough Council's Audit of Accounts - Year ending 31 March 2024.
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New Haw primary school wins £1,000 for sensory garden
The Grange Community Infant School in New Haw has been awarded £1,000 as part of the Surrey Environment Partnership's Rethink Waste scheme.
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Spending your Council Tax wisely
Runnymede Borough Council’s share of residents’ Council Tax bills will increase by just £5.69 per year on average from April it has been confirmed.
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New exhibition at Chertsey Museum honours St Peter's Hospital and NHS heroes
A project that celebrates St Peter’s Hospital's history and the invaluable contributions of local NHS heroes has been completed, by Chertsey Museum working with people from across the hospital itself.
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Prudent and positive budget for year ahead approved by councillors
Councillors have approved a prudent and positive budget for the year ahead at Runnymede Borough Council.
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Mayor launches art competition in honour of VE Day’s 80th anniversary
Events have been planned by Runnymede Borough Council to honour 80 years since the end of the Second World War in Europe.
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Important changes to local government in Surrey
Local government in Surrey is expected to change, in a move which will ultimately result in Runnymede Borough Council ceasing to exist as a Local Authority.
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Local businesses open doors to the workforce of tomorrow
Almost 200 secondary school pupils had a taste of working life and how businesses operate as part of the new Runnymede Open Doors Programme.
