Litter Picking
Do something positive for the environment, and get to know people in your community … Patty Harrison, has news of plans to recommence Litter Picks in September 2020.
Covid Face covering maker appeals for fabric
Claire Ede has made more than 500 masks since the Covid crisis began. They must be worn in shops from July 24.
Hospital boss urges residents to have check-ups for non-Covid conditions
Epsom Hospital’s Chief Executive Daniel Elkeles says “We are here and open for business. We are well staffed, we will look after you, keep you safe, we have the infection control measures in place. The Molebridge GP surgery in Cannonside is also now open mornings and afternoons.
Proposed Future Mole Valley Local Plan Timetable
The next consultation will not be in autumn. Instead, a new timetable and way of dealing with responses is expected by November for a Local Plan period changed to cover 2020-2037. Councillor Margaret Cooksey explains…
Future Mole Valley Update – July 2020
MVDC’s latest newsletter provides an update on their progress in reviewing consultation responses and preparing a revised Local Plan that will then be subjected to further public consultation.
Teenage gatherings at Fetcham Splash prompt calls for River Mole wardens
Litter is just one of the problems caused by large numbers of young people gathering in the Splash area.
FRA Calls for urgent action over ‘pigeon bridge’
Pedestrians risk falling pigeon droppings every time they walk under the Guildford Road railway bridge.
Traders say: ‘It’s good to be back!’
Fetcham village shops are open once again. All they need now is you, the customers, to come back too.
Tudor Motors – Site Hoardings Tidy Up
Looking much better now. But we are sure that Fetcham residents will ALSO be hoping to see some progress soon on actually demolishing the old structures within and the speedy construction of the approved building.
Fetcham GP makes appeal to patients: ‘No reason to stay away from the NHS’
Dr Hilary Floyd says she is worried that many non-Covid illnesses and conditions are going undiagnosed.
