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Written on July 18th, 2010 by Redhill Councillorsno shouts
Our agencies are urging people to use their common sense to avoid causing a wildfire this summer.
Every year, large areas of Surrey countryside and wildlife habitats are destroyed by fires [...]
A special series of public events has been organised by Reigate & Banstead Borough Council so that local residents and Heath users can help to shape the future management of [...]
Written on June 21st, 2010 by Redhill Councillorsno shouts
Gatwick Airport today (Monday 21 June) revealed its new brand identity, heralding the start of a £1 billion plan to transform the airport, according to a press release from the [...]
“Love your electricals – set them free” is the call from Reigate & Banstead Borough Council which is using Recycle Week 2010 (21 to 27 June) to encourage residents to [...]
Less than a week after suspending Home Information Packs and indicating that council tax will be frozen next year, the new Government has written to all local councils indicating that [...]
Written on June 1st, 2010 by Redhill Councillorsno shouts
Households could save up to £50 a month simply by cutting down on food waste and re-using leftovers, according to new research.
Figures released by the Waste and Resource Action Programme [...]
A whole host of free events are on offer in Priory Park this summer, from bat walks to history talks and much more.
On Thursday 27 May the Council’s Countryside Rangers [...]
Written on May 16th, 2010 by Redhill Councillors2 shouts
Reigate & Banstead Borough Council emerged from last Thursday’s Severnside Achievement in Recycling Awards with two awards, beating off competition from far larger organisations in its bid to have the [...]
Surrey County Council has launched an online toolkit to show businesses how to recycle and dispose of their waste properly.
It costs taxpayers at least £1 million each year to dispose of [...]
It is now a year since Reigate & Banstead Borough Council’ two Countryside Rangers, Eleanor Yoxall and Richard Townsley, started work in the Borough and in a relatively short time, [...]
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