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- 24th November 2022
An enthusiastic crowd joined in the fun at The Ashley Centre’s “Christmas light switch on event” which took place on Saturday 19 November and they weren’t disappointed!
Epsom & Ewell Foodbank helps people in times of crisis. These are the items they are currently short of.
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council is installing 14 memorial benches across the Borough to commemorate all the lives lost in the Covid-19 pandemic.
Epsom & Ewell Foodbank helps people in times of crisis. These are the items they are currently short of.
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council will receive £271,712 in government funding for a project to improve safety for Epsom town centre’s night-time economy.
Epsom Rotary Club have been very busy – gardening!
The Club has been involved in a joint allotment project, providing beautiful organically grown food free to the Local Food Pantry. In this very changing and difficult times, there are more and more people turning for help and we consider this to be an ongoing worthwhile and extremely valuable project, also providing opportunity for members of the community to get involved, which indeed has been the case.
There are celebrations at Blenheim High School on the first Results Day based on public exams since 2019.
For those of you who visited Banstead Village in Bloom's first Open Gardens event, we are sure you will agree it was a huge success.
Ewell Grove Primary and Nursery School lived up to this statement when every Year Group had a Christmas concert following all government guidelines including social distancing. Donations were asked for. These donations were given to Epsom Medical Equipment Fund.
Chief Executive, Kathryn Beldon, will be leaving Epsom & Ewell Borough Council in July following her decision that this is the time for a new chapter in her life.