Local people and organisations asked to have their say on new councils
The new East Surrey Council strategy explains what the council wants to achieve and its priorities. The strategy will guide decisions about services, budgets and how public money is used. Feedback from residents, businesses and local organisations will help shape how its priorities are delivered through services. People can have their say by completing an online survey (copies are available in alternative formats) and teams will also be out and about across East Surrey talking with residents.
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Community Partnerships Service Impact Report 2025 to 2026
The report highlights the work of the Community Partnerships Service over the past year and the difference made through collaboration with residents, volunteers, community groups, charities, faith organisations and partner agencies across the borough. It showcases the strengths of our communities and the positive impact achieved through local knowledge, connections and partnership working.
Through examples from across Reigate & Banstead, the report demonstrates how organisations and communities have come together to support residents, improve wellbeing, reduce isolation and create opportunities for people to thrive.
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Redhill Town Centre PSPO extended for a further three years
The Redhill Town Centre Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) has been extended for a further three years, following our recent review. 95% of the 349 respondents to the public consultation supported its renewal. The Redhill Town Centre PSPO, introduced in 2017, covers the pedestrianized shopping area, Clarendon Road car park, Memorial Park and the area around the pedestrian railway underpass. It aims to discourage anti-social behaviours (ASB) in key public areas and give police officers and the council extra powers to intervene early.
There was broad public support for keeping all the existing prohibited behaviours and following feedback from the consultation a new behaviour has been added concerning driving or riding a motor vehicle in a manner that causes, or is likely to cause, harassment, alarm, distress, nuisance or danger. Surrey Police noted the PSPO had contributed to a more coordinated partnership approach to tackling ASB and crime in Redhill, including the Safer Redhill partnership’s work.
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Mayor's schedule
List of all mayoral engagements October – December available on website
Saturday 7 November
- 11.30am: DIWALI celebrations, 76 Station Road Redhill
Sunday 8 November
Remembrance services will be held in Banstead, Horley and Redhill.
Redhill (Shaw's Corner War Memorial)
The Civic Party will gather from 10.15am in the Redhill United Reformed Church Hall, with the procession moving off to the War Memorial for the service commencement at 10.55am.
Banstead War Memorial
The parade will muster at 10.15am at The Horseshoe car park, next to Banstead Library. The parade route will march along Banstead High Street to the War Memorial, arriving by 10.55am for the service.
Horley War Memorial Gardens
The parade will assemble outside the Constitutional Club on Albert Road at 10.20am.
Led by the Redhill Corps of Drums Band, the parade will proceed to the War Memorial Gardens for a 10.58am service.
Monday 9 November
- 10.30am: Home Start EEB AGM and Annual Celebration, Merland Rise Church Merland Rise Tadworth
Wednesday 11 November
- 10.30am: Armistice day Services
- (Mayor) Poppy Drop and Remembrance service, Belfry Centre Redhill
- (Deputy Mayor) Royal Alexandra and Albert School
- (Leader) Remembrance Service at Surrey County Council, Woodhatch
- (Chief Executive) Council Staff Remembrance event, Town Hall Reigate
- (Armed Forces Champion) Banstead, Preston and Tattenhams
Thursday 12 November
- 5pm: (Deputy Mayor) Diwali Dinner, Royal Alexandra and Albert School and Albert School
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Upcoming Civic and fundraising events
Wreath Making workshop – Wednesday 25th November
Guests are invited to join the Mayor and Mayoress for an afternoon of festive Christmas Wreath Making workshop in aid of the charities, Age Concern MRR and the MYTI Youth Club.
The Wreath Making workshop is taking place on Wednesday 25th November 2-4pm at the Town Hall. So, whether you are an experienced crafter or a complete beginner, all materials and expert guidance will be provided.
Tickets are £50 and include glass of prosecco & mince pies
Behind the Lens with Royal Photographer Arthur Edwards – Friday 4th December
Residents are also warmly invited to a special event of chat and photography in aid of Age Concern MRR and the MYTI Youth Club. The event will be hosted by acclaimed Sun Newspaper, photographer Arthur Edwards MBE who will share an exclusive behind-the-scenes talk about his long career, capturing impactful photos of the British Royal family over the years.
This event will take place on Friday 4th December 2-4pm in the Town Hall. Tickets are £25 and include afternoon tea
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The Mayor's Charities
 
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Upcoming Meetings
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Committee
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Tuesday, 10th November
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7pm
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Standards Committee
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Thursday, 19th November
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7.30pm
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Executive
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Wednesday, 25th November
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7.30pm
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Planning Committee
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