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Epsom and Ewell News

Dangerous dogs?

There have been reports from local residents of dogs not being kept under proper control on Epsom Common.

28 Apr 2013
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Cllr Alison Kelly

Lib Dems call for Council Tax freeze

Presenting the Liberal Democrat response to the 2% increase in Council Tax proposed by Residents Association councillors at this year's budget meeting of the borough council, Cllr Alison Kelly the main opposition spokesperson

19 Feb 2013
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Station Approach - proposed new road layout

Station Approach Consultation - Having YOUR say

Epsom Station has undergone a redevelopment over the past 2 years. Works will soon be completed and Surrey County Council needs to allocate road space in Station Approach to meet the needs of the different users. This includes buses, "Hackney Carriages" (Taxis) and loading facilities for businesses and residents.

17 Feb 2013
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gin trap

Illegal Gin Trap Injures Domestic Cat

The owners of a cat in the College Road area are lucky their cat survived. Found wandering with the device attached to its leg, they were horrified to discover that an illegal gin trap was the cause of serious damage.

28 Jan 2013
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Surrey County Council News

Surrey Lib Dems reject £10,000 allowances for Deputy Cabinet Ministers

Liberal Democrat County Councillors in Surrey have today voted against proposals put forward by the Independent Remuneration Panel (IRP). The report published by the IRP recommended that a Special Responsibility Allowance (SRA) of £10,000 be allocated to Deputy Cabinet Members, a set of roles only introduced to Surrey County Council in May this year.

11 Dec 2018
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Lib Dems call for Surrey County Council to prepare for loss of Special Needs court case

Liberal Democrat county councillors are calling for Surrey County Council to make urgent financial preparations following a recent judgement in Bristol in which a group of parents successfully challenged Bristol City Council's decision to make deep cuts in special educational needs (SEND) provision. Parents in Surrey have launched a similar judicial review challenging the County Council on cuts to its SEND budget of £21m, which will be heard in October this year.

6 Aug 2018
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