College Ward Residents Association - Local Government in Epsom and Ewell

 
 









 
 
 
 

Find out what's going on in the Epsom and Ewell wards

 
 
 
 

College Ward
Cuddington
Ewell Court
Ewell Village
Ewell Downs
Howell Hill
Nonsuch Park
Stamford Ward
Stoneleigh & Auriol
Town Ward (Epsom)
W. Ewell & Ruxley
Woodcote

SCoRA

 
 


College is one of the Borough's largest wards, running from the town to (and encompassing part of) the Downs in the South and to the outskirts of Ewell in the East. Mainly residential and with several designated conservation areas, properties range from small artisan cottages to large Victorian and Georgian homes. The ward has four racing yards, a golf course and Epsom College, the public school founded in 1855 by the medical profession and from which the ward takes its name.

College Ward Residents Association is a non-political body which aims to safeguard and improve the interests of residents within the Ward, and the amenities of the Borough as a whole. Membership is available to any resident living within College Ward. A Committee is elected each year at the AGM to run the affairs of the Association. Every 4 years the Association selects 3 candidates for the Borough elections and, in consultation with 2 other wards, a candidate for Surrey County Council elections. Until the Borough Council elections in May 2007, all 4 Councillors represented the Residents Association. Unfortunately the RA Borough Councillors were not re-elected, but the County Councillor continues to represent the Residents Association.



College Ward Residents Association fully supports the Residents Association ideal throughout the Borough of keeping Epsom & Ewell free from national party politics by a system of local people helping local people in the community. It does this by ensuring that every road has a representative to whom Councillors and Committee can talk and who will deal with any issues on behalf of local people; and by copying its newsletters and flyers to every address in the Ward. A recent survey of every house showed that the issues of most importance to members of the Ward are reducing anti-social behaviour, more recycling schemes, improvements for young people,and improved parking within the Ward. Other major issues have been the regeneration of Elizabeth Welchman Gardens, traffic calming measures for the dangerous Burgh Heath Road, and on-going vigilance and involvement in planning applications in the Ward.




Officers

Chairman:
Mark Walter, 2 Pitt Road Epsom KT17 4ET
Tel: 07770 836457
Email: mark@one2seesigns.co.uk
Secretary:
Gill Heym, 3 Beech Way Epsom KT17 4NG
Tel: 01 372 811 135
Email: gillheym@ntlworld.com
 
 

Councillors
There are no RA Councillors for this ward.

 
 
 
  Newsletters

CWRA CHRISTMAS FLYER 2009[PDF]

Tesco Planning Application

Recycling - Why ID is now Required

Friends of Epsom & Walton Downs

Is Downs Road Calming Scheme Working

Potholes


Summer 2009 Flyer [PDF]

Chris Frost Re-elected to Surrey County Council

Recycling Issues

Youth Leisure Day - Saturday 11 July, Rosebery Par

Summer Sporting Activities for Youngsters

The Queen visits Epsom Church

"THAT" Footpath

Planning Application Objections

The BIG Lunch - Sunday 19th July, 12.30 Picnic in


CWRA Spring 2009 Newsletter[PDF]

Notice of AGM, Queens Stand, Weds, 1st April 2009

Potholes

Stir - Strictest Conditions Imposed

Recycling

Subscriptions/Road Reps

Snow

Council Tax

No Cold Calling Zone

Fairer Funding for Surrey

Surrey County Council Election 4/6/09


Recycling Road Shows[PDF]

Recycling Road Shows Dates


Autumn 2008 Flyer[PDF]

Surrey County Council Elections

Downs Road Traffice Calming

Epsom Town Centre Area Action Plan

Recycle to keep Council Tax Down

Police Boundaries

Planning Issues - Railway Land

Planning Issues - Upper High Street


CWRA Spring 2008 Newsletter[PDF]

Notice of AGM, Weds, 30th April, Queen's Stand, Ep

Surrey County Council Tax Increase

Help Getting Out & About - Route Call

Vehicle Activated Signs

Kiln Lane Link

Epsom General Hospital News

Blenheim Road Community Recycling Centre

Alexandra Park

Tree Preservation Orders

Small Actions - BIG Difference