reigate.uk

13/05/2024

Today's newsletter with post-election and other news.

Conservatives likely to continue to lead council; children's day unit at East Surrey Hospital; meat-free Mondays; new trees for Surrey; more

04/05/2024

There's a round-up of the this year's local elections on the link below.

Ward-by-ward results from the Reigate & Banstead borough elections, and news on the Surrey Police & Crime Commissioner result

14/04/2024

Newsletters about local matters appear on the link below, with lots of free-to-read stuff including a What's On page. Paying subscribers get to see everything as soon as it's ready, and receive the newsletters in their inbox.

Reigate.uk provides local news for the Reigate area via newsletters.

09/12/2023

Shared from Redhill Business Guild

🎁 Join the fun in Redhill town centre on Saturday 9 December for your chance to win £500 of prizes just in time for Christmas!

07/10/2023

Newsletter published Friday 6 October.

CCTV removal; new venue(s) for Harlequin Arts Takeover; more

05/10/2023

Newsletter published Tuesday 3 October.

White Lion planning approval; blue-green algae in Priory Park; Stripey Stork wish list

05/10/2023

Shared from RBBC - the Harlequin Arts Takeover is going ahead, but with changes to the venue.

We are delighted to be bringing you the Harlequin Arts Takeover week from The Belfry shopping centre in the heart of Redhill, following the temporary closure of The Harlequin Theatre & Cinema. Most events are now taking place in a unit located just opposite the lifts on the first floor. Big thanks to our friends at The Belfry and The Children’s Trust for helping to make this possible at short notice.

From flow poetry, performed by an award-winning show-opener for Stormzy, to discovering the art of what makes great crime fiction, Arts Takeover Week has something for everyone. Please check individual events on our website for full details including how you can get involved. https://orlo.uk/0Rd5r

30/09/2023

Friday's newsletter. Newsletters contain a summary at the top that everyone can read, while paying subscribers can read the whole thing and receive it by e-mail. In this particular one, the main article (park toilets petition) is free for everyone.

Park toilets petition heard; RAAC at the Harlequin; play areas upgrade; The Actress at the Archway; M25 overnight work; permission for outside bar at The Bulls Head

14/09/2023

Shared from The Planet Reigate Podcast.

08/09/2023

Plenty happening in Reigate this weekend including Pride in Surrey, Heritage Open Days, and outdoor theatre. Our What's On page is always free to read.

Reigate.uk provides local news for the Reigate area via newsletters, generally twice-weekly.

05/08/2023

Shared from Surrey Fire & Rescue, about their open day on 19 August.

Please come and join us at our Service Open Day on 19 August 2023 between 11am and 4pm at Wray Park in Reigate! 🚒🔥

We will also be open an hour early between 10am-11am for our SEN families!

Come and see our vehicles, meet the crew and learn more about the fire service. We'll also have lots of guests from other services attending! 👩‍🚒 🧑‍🚒

Please note that parking is strictly limited, please use public transport where possible!

24/07/2023

Newsletters can be found on the link below. From 1 July each issue has a brief summary at the top that everyone can read, while paying subscribers can read the whole issue and also receive it by e-mail. The What's On page is free for everyone.

Reigate.uk provides local news for the Reigate area via newsletters, generally twice-weekly.

22/07/2023

Shared from Gatton Park

22/07/2023

Shared from the Harlequin theatre.

04/07/2023

Shared from Surrey Police

04/07/2023

Shared from Surrey Police.

We are appealing for witnesses after a woman was robbed while she was waiting for a takeaway in Merstham on Thursday afternoon (29 June).
The woman was waiting outside the Merstham Tandoori in Bletchingley Road around 4.30pm when she was approached by a male suspect who threatened her with a weapon before making off with her purse, containing cash and cards.
Although she was extremely shaken, the woman was not injured following the incident.
The suspect is described as around 20 years, Black, approximately 6ft tall, of a large build, with black hair in dreadlocks. He was wearing a zipped black hooded top with white writing, a black tracksuit, and black and white trainers.
If you have any information which could assist our enquiries, please DM us quoting reference PR/45230072227.

02/07/2023

Here's a summary of stories published in June and early July.

A free summary of recent stories

02/07/2023

Shared from Reigate Business Guild.

20/06/2023

Shared from Reigate Business Guild

We are just 3 weeks away from a weekend of celebration, to commemorate 200 years of Reigate Tunnel.

2023 marks the 200th Anniversary of Reigate Tunnel in Tunnel Road, Reigate. This unique building is the oldest road tunnel in the UK and a truly unique landmark.

An Art exhibition, market and live music are planned to celebrate this momentous weekend.

We look forward to celebrating this with the local community.
Our thanks to our partners, sponsors and organisers bringing this event together 🍻🎸🎨

https://www.reigatebusinessguild.co.uk/reigate-tunnel-200-celebration/

WS Planning & Architecture
Pilgrim Brewery
The Reigate and Redhill Society
The Plum Agency
The Market Stores, Reigate
Reigate College
Unusual Expo
1st Stop Stationers

10/06/2023

Shared from Redhill Business Guild

🎭🍽️🛍️ We're celebrating the launch of The Light in town centre along with all the other businesses in the town centre from 3pm on Friday 16 June.
📌Watch.
📌Shop.
📌Eat.
📌Drink.
📌Play.
📌Meet.

https://redhillbg.org.uk/destination-redhill/

03/06/2023

Shared from Surrey Artists Open Studios.

Surrey Artists Open Studios are now OPEN

Check our website/brochure

Launch weekend 3 and 4 June 11-5pm lots of demonstrations and activities especially this weekend!

https://surreyopenstudios.org.uk/events/category/launch-events/

https://surreyopenstudios.org.uk

03/06/2023

Shared from Surrey Police

We are appealing for the public’s help in finding wanted man Mason Sunderland, 30, who is wanted for being concerned in the supply of class B drugs and conspiracy to handle stolen goods.

Sunderland is described as 5ft 7 with a large dark beard although he may have shaved this off.

He has links to Reigate, Redhill, Horley, Crawley, Croydon, Claygate and Surbiton.

If you have any information on their whereabouts or have any information please contact us quoting crime reference number PR/45230046217

01/06/2023

Here's the monthly round-up, free for everyone to read, containing some of what's appeared in May's newsletters.

Short summaries of some of what reigate.uk covered in May 2023 newsletters.

22/05/2023

Shared from Surrey Police

15/05/2023

Here's the newsletter that went to subscribers on Saturday 13 May. Main story: Redhill station planning application.

Redhill station planning application, Clarks in Reigate, Surrey considering next steps in Priory School application, short stay for Reigate Hill temporary lights.

11/05/2023

Latest newsletter - topics: Reigate Tunnel Beer Festival; coronation illuminations and flags; Reigate sustainability market; attempted robbery at Reigate jewellers.

Reigate Tunnel Beer Festival, coronation illumination and flags, Reigate Sustainability Market, attempted robbery at Reigate jewellers

05/05/2023

Here's the newsletter for Friday 5 May. It's on the platform Steady as the site continues its transition to newsletters. Topics: borough elections, Union Jacks out in Reigate, East Surrey College cars for green skills.

Borough Council elections 2023, Union Jacks out in Reigate for coronation, East Surrey College cars for green skills

05/05/2023

Election update

In this year’s Reigate & Banstead Borough Council elections, the Conservatives have lost two seats to the Greens and one to Labour. The council is now: Con 23, Green 11, Residents 6, Lib Dem 3, Lab 1, Independent 1.

The Labour gain was in Redhill West & Wray Common. The Green gains were in the two wards of Horley East & Salfords, and Hooley, Merstham & Netherne.

A third of seats, one in each of the borough’s 15 wards, were up for grabs this year.

More will follow in today’s newsletter, which will be out this evening. I’d guess around 9pm. David