Monica Weller has lived in Great Bookham for 34 years, is an investigative journalist, public speaker and photographer who turned to writing after working as a senior manager for a local charity. Monica is best known for ghost writing RUTH ELLIS MY SISTER'S SECRET LIFE about the last woman hanged in the UK.
Councillor Clayton Wellman, Cabinet Member for Sustainable Economy and Security, updates on the activities and plans around the Mole Valley car parks.
Today our Dorking Councillors David Draper, Hazel Watson, Chris Coghlan, Margaret and Stephen Cooksey attended the opening of the new Garden of Remembrance at Dorking Cemetery with Chris Hunt, the Council Chairman. David Draper in particular has been working hard to deliver this project for our residents and it is wonderful to see it delivered for our residents.
What is the Liberal Democrat position?
Conservatives running Surrey County Council have dismissed calls by the Lib Dems to roll out 20 mph zones in residential roads and outside schools across Surrey.
Parking improvements to be financed, in part, by below inflation increase in parking fees
As we emerge from the pandemic, the Leader of Mole Valley District Council, Stephen Cooksey has set out an exciting vision for the year ahead, prioritising the wellbeing, prosperity and environment of all local residents and businesses.
Charles Engel is the District Council candidate for Capel, Leigh & Newdigate in this May's local elections. He has lived in Newdigate for 16 years and is keen to bring his experience and interests to a community role. Originally from Hertfordshire, Charles trained and worked as a dairyman so he truly appreciates the concerns of rural communities.
Tesco have applied to Mole Valley District Council for a premises licence at the old Co-op building at the top of Bookham High Street. The consultation closes on 4thMarch.
The UK is facing a cost of living crisis. A combination of Brexit, the pandemic, and Inflation is pushing prices up for everyone.
Submission of the Mole Valley Draft Local Plan to the Government Inspectorate - an important step for protecting our area and safeguarding our area against inappropriate and damaging development
Mole Valley District Council has updated its licensing policies to include additional safeguards in bars and clubs for anyone targeted in spiking and needle attacks. Bookham Councillor Elizabeth Daly, who took over as Chair of the Council's Licensing Committee last year, said:
