Community News & Updates
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.
It's a worrying time for many people as energy prices soar - your local Citizens Advice may be able to help
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.
If you are 17 to 24 and struggling with your mental health or finding it hard to cope, you’re not alone.
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council (EEBC) has responded to Transport for London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) consultation.
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?
- 21st July 2022
Epsom MP Chris Grayling gives an update on local issues
Citizens Advice Epsom & Ewell is joining Scams Awareness Fortnight 2022, a national campaign to protect and prevent people from becoming victims of economic fraud.
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.