13 September 2024 07:47
On 10th September, Epsom & Ewell Borough Council hosted a Walk & Talk event at Epsom Downs Racecourse to mark World Suicide Prevention Day. Over 65 people, including residents and representatives from voluntary and statutory organisations, joined this insightful, moving and inspirational event, developed and delivered as part of the council’s Suicide Prevention Action Plan, produced in January 2024.
2023 was a devastating year for Judy Condie from Banstead. She lost her husband Richard after an 8 year battle with cancer, and just 3 months prior to that had lost her Mum and her constant companion her dog.
28 August 2024 13:29
The Epsom Medical Equipment Fund has been helping Epsom General Hospital buy medical equipment for 45 years has now handed over a much needed and rather special treadmill.
28 August 2024 10:15
Maybe you already have cats – maybe it’s your first – or maybe you want to replace a lost feline friend – Epsom & Ewell Cats Protection have lots of animals to re-home – could you help?
15 August 2024 16:26
Members of Girlguiding Epsom Division are working alongside internationally renowned street artists, Positive Arts, to create a large-scale community mural in Epsom town centre.
05 August 2024 14:12
Take a look at the great shows Epsom Theatre have for us
19 July 2024 16:01
Continuing the enthusiasm for tennis following Wimbledon, Epsom & Ewell Borough Council will be offering bookable free tennis sessions from Tuesday 23 July to Monday 26 August, between 8am and 12pm.
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council, alongside partners Go Epsom, Surrey Police and The Ashley Centre, today announce they have entered an arrangement for town centre CCTV cameras to be monitored locally by The Ashley Centre’s security team, Mercury Security.
18 July 2024 11:14
Epsom & Ewell Foodbank helps people in times of crisis. These are the items they are currently short of.
02 July 2024 15:29
Maybe you already have cats – maybe it’s your first – or maybe you want to replace a lost feline friend – Epsom & Ewell Cats Protection have lots of animals to re-home – could you help?