Now, with the new West Surrey Council taking shape, we're still working as hard as ever to make sure residents' voices are heard.
Getting around our part of Surrey is becoming painfully difficult. The A320 upgrades should ease congestion in the long term, but for now many local roads are at a standstill, with no end in sight.
Anyone who has lived in Runnymede and Weybridge for long enough remembers February 2014. The Thames burst its banks, roughly a thousand homes across Chertsey, Egham, Staines and Weybridge went under water...
The climate and nature crisis can feel overwhelming, but a short film doing the rounds locally manages something rare: it sets out the scale of the problem clearly and outlines just how the climate crisis is impacting every aspect of our lives.
Another heatwave, another round of amber warnings and struggling gardens. Residents across Runnymede and Weybridge have lived through three heatwaves already this summer...
Chelsea Whyte reflects on the 10 years since the EU referendum.
The power of strong, local community politics against populism.
This week is a moment to hear and respond to what transgender and non-binary people are telling us, to honour all they bring to our communities, and to face up to the obstacles still standing in their way.
Ed Davey's speech to Energy UK's Annual Conference
The UK’s press regulator has never fined a newspaper. The Liberal Democrats say that has to change.
