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2023 Reasons to vote LibDem

Reasons to vote Liberal Democrat

Runnymede is traditionally a very Conservative area but, having broken the mould in 2019 with 3 elected Liberal Democrat councillors, we are proving that we are different to previous councillors. We regularly communicate with local residents using newsletters and email to provide updates of Runnymede Borough Council issues and developments. We promise to respond to you by phone, email or through social media and we always listen to residents & represent your views in the council. Local residents are invited to our regular, monthly surgeries to share their concerns and ask for advice. Good reasons to vote Liberal Democrat on 4th May.

25 Apr 2023
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Our Promise to You

Our Promise to You 2023

Communication We will regularly communicate with local residents using newsletters and email to provide updates of Runnymede...

11 Mar 2023
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Our Promise to You

Our Promise to You 2023

  Communication We will regularly communicate with local residents using newsletters and email to provide updates of Runnymede...

11 Mar 2023
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Our Promise to You

Our Promise to You 2023

  Communication We will regularly communicate with local residents using newsletters and email to provide updates of Runnymede...

11 Mar 2023
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Money

Runnymede Conservatives Reckless Borough Spending

The Conservative Administration of Runnymede Borough Council, with the support of an Ottershaw Independent Councillor, pushed through an unbudgeted spend of £170K to recruit a second Assistant Chief Executive at the December Corporate Management committee, held on 15th December. This is at a time when the Council's budget is under severe pressure.

20 Dec 2022
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Surrey County Council News

Future of Lakers site confirmed

Lakers Youth Centre in Goldsworth Park, Woking was gutted by fire in January 2018 and in spite of a petition from supporters and pressure from local councillors since that time, the building was left empty and unused until its demolition in 2021.

29 Mar 2023
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Surrey Lib Dems vote against controversial plans for new school site

Lib Dem members of the Planning & Regulatory Committee on Surrey County Council were among those who voted against the controversial plans to replace Reigate Priory Junior School with a new build within the grounds of the county council's own headquarters at Woodhatch Place on Cockshot Hill, Reigate.

23 Feb 2023
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