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Join us
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Member Subscriptions
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Annual membership costs just £5 per household from 1 January each year. A larger donation would of course be very welcome and would go towards improving our communications with residents.
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Paying your subscription is very simple to arrange. You can either pay:
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-by bank transfer
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Account Name: Woodcote (Epsom) Residents' Society
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Account Details: Sort Code 23-05-80 Account Number 18192567
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Reference – Your postcode and house number
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Then email us on info@woodcoteresidentssociety.org with your email so we can send you a receipt/add you to our email list.
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-by setting up a standing order or direct debit
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-by cash or cheque to one of our Councillors or Committee Members. We can collect payments from you if you email us on info@woodcoteepsomresidentssociety.org.
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Author Archives: admin
AGM 2021 – AGENDA
Woodcote (Epsom) Residents’ Society (http://woodcoteepsomresidentssociety.org) Please join us at our Annual General Meeting (AGM) 3rd March 2021 at 7.15pm for 7.30 p.m. at Zoom Meeting Email info@woodcoteepsomresidentssociety.org to be mailed the Zoom meeting details AGENDA Apologies for absence Approval of … Continue reading
Annual General Meeting (AGM) – 3rd March 7:30 pm
A slight change to our plans in that we are starting the Annual General Meeting (AGM) this year 30 minutes earlier than usual. It will be held via a Zoom meeting on Wednesday 3rd March 2021 from 7:30pm For those … Continue reading
Surrey County Council (SCC) elections coming up in May this year. Be safe and apply for a postal vote.
Surrey County Council (SCC) elections coming up in May this year. Be safe and apply for a postal vote. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-postal-vote
Gas network works – Woodcote Road – 15th Feb to 22nd Feb
We’ve been told by SGN that work to upgrade to their gas network in Woodcote Road is safety-critical and needs to go ahead now. They have agreed with Surrey County Council to carry out this necessary work during the national lockdown to minimise disruption to the local community. … Continue reading
Langley Bottom Farm, Langley Vale – Planning application to demolish buildings on-site and erect 20 residential dwellings, associated access and parking (20/00475/FUL)
Woodcote (Epsom) Residents’ Society (W(E)RS) welcomes the Planning Officer recommendation to refuse the above planning application at the forthcoming Planning Committee meeting on 18 February. Link to the Public Pack Agenda for Planning Committee, 18/02/2021 https://democracy.epsom-ewell.gov.uk/documents/g1075/Public%20reports%20pack%2018th-Feb-2021%2019.30%20Planning%20Committee.pdf?T=10 Following many resident concerns … Continue reading
May elections are go!
It is looking very likely that the May elections will take place which is great news. Government released the following earlier today – https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/may-2021-polls-delivery-plan/may-2021-polls-delivery-plan
Woodcote (Epsom) Residents’ Society response to Guild Living revised proposals for Epsom Hospital Site
Guild Living has recently consulted residents on its revised plans for a Residential Care Community at Epsom Hospital following rejection of the earlier application 19/01722/FUL. A webinar promoted by Guild Living took place on 13 Jan 2021 and the overwhelmingly … Continue reading
Annual General Meeting (AGM) – 3rd March 8pm
Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) this year will be held via a Zoom meeting on Wednesday 8th March 2021 from 8pm. Agenda, minutes and meeting details to be posted onto the website and social media.
COVID- 19 community vacination programme for Surrey
22 December 2020 Dear Stakeholder, Covid-19 community vaccination programme for Surrey Surrey Heartlands CCG have been receiving lots of enquiries from the public regarding the Covid-19 vaccination programme in Surrey. The Frequently Asked Questions are being updated regularly and can … Continue reading
SCC plans for a Single Unitary Council for Surrey – Update
Many residents will already know of Surrey County Councils (SCC) plans to abolish all of Surrey’s borough and district councils and create a Single Unitary Council providing all services for Surrey’s 1.2 million residents. The plan was hatched in secret, … Continue reading