Appropriate speed limits are replacing national default 60mph speed limits in the rural lanes across the Parishes of Wotton, Abinger and Ockley and the Villages of Coldharbour and Westcott.
Details of the 2024/25 budget approved by Mole Valley Council
A new project will involve Real Time Passenger Information Displays being installed at the busiest bus stops in Dorking.
Your Leatherhead North Councillors in collaboration with local residents have been working hard to resolve the temporary closure following the resignation of OneStop as the Postmaster for the Leatherhead Common Post Office
Mole Valley Council is taking steps to increase the level of enforcement action taken against people who do not respect the planning rules.
Our footpaths provide routes to school, stations, work and shops and are short cuts without needing a bus or car.
Dorking and Leatherhead Sports / Leisure Centres now have new management, under a 15 year contract to the leisure centre operator GLL (trading as “Better”).
Mole Valley’s Local Plan is now set to go ahead, with 99.3% of our Green Belt saved by the Liberal Democrats, and benefits for affordable homes and biodiversity. Your Lib Dem-led Council wanted to remove all Green Belt land from the emerging Local Plan.
The contract for average speed cameras has now gone out to tender, and installation on the A24 between North Holmwood and Beare Green to address speeding is expected during the 2024-25 financial year.
The Council is undertaking a significant, planned refurbishment of the Dorking Halls to take place over the next two years.
Chris Coghlan, Lib Dem parliamentary candidate, was interviewed on BBC Radio Surrey about his campaign to get the Royal Mail to provide their basic postal service to local residents.
Everyone deserves high-quality social care if they need it. But social care services in this country are in crisis. Hundreds of thousands of people in England are waiting for care.
