The leader’s public meetings are back!

Following the success of Elmbridge Borough Council’s public meetings roadshow earlier this year, they are excited to invite you to the second series of community engagement sessions, hosted by the Leader and Deputy Leader of the Council.

These meetings are your chance to hear about the key issues shaping Elmbridge, including:

• local government reorganisation
• upcoming elections
• the budget and local investment plans
• updates and questions specific to your town or village

Your voice matters. Come along to learn how they are planning for Elmbridge’s future and share your thoughts on the topics that matter most to you. There will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions and join the conversation.

Attending an event

Registration for the events is now open. Please do not contact the venues directly to register your place.

• Wednesday 14 January, 7pm: St Peters Community Hub, Molesey
• Thursday 15 January 7:45pm: Hersham Centre for the Community
• Tuesday 20 January 7pm: Walton Centre for the Community
• Wednesday 21 January 7pm: Weybridge Community Hub
• Tuesday 27 January 7pm: Cobham Centre for the Community
• Wednesday 28 January 7pm: Civic Centre, Esher
• Thursday 29 January 7:30pm: Vital Village, Thames Ditton
• Monday 2 February 7pm: Claygate Youth Hub

The meeting on Wednesday 28 January will be recorded and available to watch online after the event.

Councillor Mike Rollings, Leader of Elmbridge Borough Council: “ We are committed to transparency and open dialogue throughout the local government reorganisation process. These meetings are an important opportunity to share updates and hear directly from residents about their priorities and concerns. I encourage everyone to attend an event near them”

Councillor Simon Waugh, Deputy Leader of Elmbridge Borough Council: “Your participation in these meetings is vital. They provide an opportunity to understand how we can best support residents during this transition and to identify the specific concerns the council will address as we move forward to unitary status.