Parliamentary Candidates

Twenty years ago one could be forgiven for thinking the Liberal Democrats were a minor annoyance, like a wasp on a winter's day.

Dorking & Horley: In an exciting development for community interaction within politics, Conservative Parliamentary candidate Marisa Heath has announced a groundbreaking approach to engage with the residents of Dorking and Horley.

Surrey's business community convened online for a Q&A session with Marisa Heath and Rebecca Paul, the Conservative Parliamentary candidates for Dorking & Horley and Reigate respectively.

In a significant development that marks a victory for the residents of Esher and Walton, the Environment Agency has successfully won a court case against illegal moorings by Cherry Orchard Gardens in West Molesey.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Dorking, Horley, Reigate, and our charming villages stand out as the lifeblood of the community.

Amidst an inspiring push towards fostering community growth and addressing the needs of its younger members, the parliamentary candidate for the new Farnham and Bordon constituency, Gregory Stafford, is championing a groundbreaking initiative to create a dedicated youth hub in Bordon.

In a refreshing deviation from the often polarized discourse surrounding airport expansion and its repercussions, Marisa Heath, the Parliamentary Candidate for Dorking and Horley, has positioned herself as a beacon of balanced reasoning amid the heated debate on Gatwick Airport's proposed flight pat

The Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Farnham and Bordon, Gregory Stafford had a day on Saturday (23/03/24) that encapsulated the essence of community spirit, environmental stewardship, and the universal appeal of football, as seen through the activities of the Conservative Parliamentary cand

In the heart of the Epsom community lies Horton Cemetery, the largest abandoned hospital cemetery in Europe and a solemn reminder of our shared history.

In the heart of Esher and Walton, a significant but often overlooked community struggle simmers beneath the surface. Local independent taxi drivers, integral to the fabric of our daily lives, face unprecedented challenges. These challenges, however, have not gone unnoticed.