Since SES roadworks to upgrade the water network started on 15 August 2023, and Lower Road in Bookham was closed to passing traffic between Kennel Lane and Keswick Road, many motorists seem to be treating cut-throughs as racetracks.
Lib Dem parliamentary candidate Chris Coghlan spoke to @BBCSurrey yesterday about the completely unacceptable delays to post in Dorking.
Following a decision by Mole Valley to change the street trading designations, it looks as though the Fish & Chip van trader will very soon be able to apply for a licence to resume trading at Box Hill.
The ‘on demand’ Connect bus service is now running throughout Mole Valley including our villages. It can take you from your doorstep to wherever you want to go in Mole Valley and we are working to extend the service to East Surrey Hospital.
Lib Dem Parliamentary Candidate Helen Maguire is calling on Surrey County Council to conduct a survey of residents local to Barnett Wood Lane, after receiving a number of approaches, expressing their concern about traffic calming measures.
Liberal Democrat controlled Mole Valley District Council has approved a new contract with a national provider to run the Leisure Centres in both Dorking and Leatherhead for the next 15 years.
Last year, Lib Dem-led Mole Valley District Council was successful in its bid to the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and received a first-round award of more than £50,000 to be allocated locally by the council.
Gatwick have announced expansion plans, read about how we are opposing these plans!
The Leader of Mole Valley District Council, Stephen Cooksey (Lib Dem), has provided an update on Gatwick Airport's plans for expansion, the ongoing issue of postal deliveries in our area and more.
Mole Valley is allowed to retain only 3.1% of its business rates - the second lowest level in the country. Local Conservatives opposed a LibDem motion calling on the Government to urgently review this level of funding.
The Lib Dem Administration at MVDC have been concerned about the loss of banks in our towns for several years, prompting a motion in January 2022 following which we wrote to the Chancellor.
In a key decision last week, the Lib Dem Cabinet approved the terms of the 50:50 partnership with Kier to move forwards with Transform Leatherhead.
