Invitation to an online public consultation event about proposed dwellings in Green Lane, Chertsey & SANG in Lyne
Taylor Wimpey is inviting interested members of the public to an online consultation event. Date: Thursday 7th January 2021
20 Dec 2020
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Councillor Surgery Saturday 5th December 2020
The Longcross, Lyne & Chertsey South Councillors are holding a virtual councillor surgery on Saturday 5th December between 9.30am-10.30am. If you have any local issues you wish to discuss or just need a chat, please contact us for the log on details by email to info@runnymedelibdems.org.uk We look forward to seeing you.
2 Dec 2020
Longcross Garden Village - Latest Plan
We are pleased to be able to share the latest plans for the development of Longcross Garden Village (South). The following slides, prepared by Crest Nicholson and associates, were shared at a recent online presentation with interested parties. Please get in touch if you would like any further information on the plans.
16 Nov 2020
Let's combat the scary waste statistics around Halloween
A recent poll of 3,000 adults in the UK, carried out by the food charity Hubbub, revealed that of the 24m pumpkins likely to be bought this October, around half will be carved but the flesh not used. Hubbub has warned this will add to the UK's mountain of avoidable food waste.
25 Oct 2020
Why won’t Runnymede Borough Council (RBC) Declare a Climate Emergency?
Is it that the Conservative administration are concerned with having to actually do something about Climate Change, and addressing environmental issues? Or is it simply the fact that the Conservative Party do not get Climate Change? This Governments' target of 2050 for being carbon neutral suggests a bit of both.
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1 Oct 2020
Five good reasons why the Tories’ ‘Monster Surrey’ plan must be opposed – and a better alternative created
The Tory administration at Surrey County Council have proposed, to Boris Johnson's government, the creation of one single 'Monster Surrey' local authority in Surrey. The idea is described as 'revolutionary' (their language) by the Tories and it would be the end of all eleven borough/district councils, including Runnymede Borough Council. Instead they would be merged into Surrey County Council, creating a behemoth of 1.2m residents.
31 Aug 2020