On 6 May 2021, we have three candidates standing in the local elections in Tandridge. If you live in one of these areas, please support them! You can print a poster to put in your window to show your support. If you would like to contact your candidate, please email info@eastsurreygp.org.uk
On 6 May 2021, you have a chance to vote for councillors to represent you on both Reigate & Banstead Borough Council and Surrey County Council. If you’ve got a Green candidate standing where you live, please support them! You can print a poster to put in your window to show your support. If you […]
We are in uncertain times as the Covid-19 pandemic escalates in our country and round the world. We don’t yet know the extent of the impacts it will have, but we do know they will be devastating, with great loss of life and difficulties for people, businesses and communities across every sector of our society. […]
Saturday 29th February 11am to 2pm Find our Fairtrade Stall in ReigateHigh Street, near the Old Town Hall
Several consultations open now give you a chance to have your say on important local issues.
We woke up this morning to a depressing result. We face another five years of Conservative rule, with dire consequences for our communities, our NHS and our climate. Our two candidates, Jonathan Essex and Joseph Booton, gained on our 2017 results. In Reigate, Jonathan got 3,169 votes, 6% of the total, and in East Surrey, […]
Four public hustings give you a chance to hear from all the candidates seeking your vote in the general election.
The Weald Action Group is holding a night of awesome music to raise funds for a legal fight against the expansion of oil drilling at Horse Hill.
We are pleased to introduce our candidates for the General Election on 12 December 2019.
A Green campaigner has launched a Crowdfunder appeal to raise funds for a judicial review of Surrey County Council’s decision to allow massive expansion of oil drilling at Horse Hill in Surrey. Sarah Finch, a former Green Party Councillor on Reigate and Banstead Council, is looking to raise £25,000 to cover legal costs.