Clean bill of health for East Surrey Hospital
East Surrey Hospital has been given a clean bill of health for its hygiene standards by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), a report revealed today. Inspectors visited the hospital in [...]
Full Story »County Council is set to retain and enhance Reigate’s 324 bus service
After consulting on cuts to local bus services earlier in the year to save money, Surrey County Council has revealed that it has been able to make the savings without [...]
Full Story »Your waste – your views
The Surrey Waste Partnership (SWP) is launching a consultation to get residents’ views on how the county’s waste should be dealt with. The Partnership, made up of Surrey County Council [...]
Full Story »Council triumphs twice in Recycling Awards
Reigate & Banstead Borough Council emerged from last Thursday’s Severnside Achievement in Recycling Awards with two awards, beating off competition from far larger organisations in its bid to have [...]
Full Story »Local Elections update – Reigate Councillors re-elected
Following the 2010 Local Elections held on Thursday 6th May, all 3 Reigate Councillors were re-elected for a further 4 year term.
Successful candidates were, Lisa Brunt (Reigate Hill), Adam De Save (Reigate Central) and Frances King (South Park & Woodhatch)
Cllr’s De Save and Farrer meet Tin Tin
Reigate and Banstead Borough Councillors Adam De Save and Steve Farrer attended the Swedish International Three Day Eventing Team’s build up training for the World Equestrian Games at Littleton Manor Equestrian (‘LMEQ’), Reigate. The Team utilised the facilities that have helped LMEQ attain a prestigious involvement in the build up to London 2012 as one of an elite group of venues that have been asked to be official Pre Games Training Camps where athletes acclimatise before 2012.
Full Story »Home composting, residents encouraged to "give it a grow"
Council is using Compost Awareness Week (2-10 May 2010) to encourage more Reigate residents to start recycling their kitchen, household and garden waste by composting at home. “Give it a grow”, the theme of this year’s Compost Awareness Week, aims to encourage us all to try something different, like having a go at home composting or extending the range of waste we compost to do our bit for the environment.
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