This has been set up by the proprietor of Yo Sarnie! On Upper High Street (in Town Ward, but a residential Ruxley resident).
Not only could you help a local person in need but you would also be supporting a much loved local business that launched less than a year ago.
The food is sourced or imported from a local farm on Reigate Road in Nonsuch Ward.
Delivery is next day and payments are by BACS (in advance). Contents will vary day to day according to availability.
40 FULLY QUALIFIED ELECTRICIANS needed for Monday start at Excel to build the new Nightingale hospital, £20ph, min 9rs per day, spread the word and give Georgie.Loveday@lbbd.gov.uk or Shantice.Blaize@lbbd.gov.uk an email
Below is an update providing information on a number of business support measures available during the Coronovirus outbreak.
| Coronavirus Business Support: The Government has announced a full range of business support measures available to UK businesses. Further information, including financial support packages for businesses, advice on how to operate your business, support for your employees, including workers’ wage costs, and information on changes to planning and regulations. Visit the website |
| Free Business Support Helpline 0300 456 3565. |
| Help spread the word by downloading this toolkit which includes content for social media and scripts for newsletters and other communications material that will be regularly updated. |
| A new Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme, delivered by the British Business Bank, was launched on 23 March, enabling businesses with a turnover of no more than £41m to apply for a loan of up to £1.2 million, with the government covering up to 80% of any losses with no fees. For more information visit www.british-business-bank.co.uk |
| ACAS has published information for employees and employers, including simple steps to help protect the health and safety of staff during this time. For more information, visit www.acas.org.uk |
| A dedicated helpline has been set up to help businesses and self-employed individuals in financial distress and with outstanding tax liabilities. If you are concerned about being able to pay your tax due to COVID-19, call the HMRC’s dedicated helpline on 0800 0159 559 or visit the HMRC website. |
| Coast to Capital Growth Hub advisers are available to businesses for initial telephone and signposting to specialist financial support and advice. If you’re not sure who to contact: 01293 305965 growth.hub@coast2capital.org.uk. Coast to Capital will also have an outline of business support measures over coming weeks. Read more. |
| Please note: This email communication is designed to help signpost local businesses in Epsom and Ewell to the appropriate and relevant official bodies or organisations who are able to deal with enquiries relating to business support during this time. |
Please find below a link which will give you the latest information on council service updates.
A huge amount of useful information about what the borough council is doing and has done.
Own a driveway or parking space near a hospital or healthcare facility? Make your spare parking space available for free to NHS, healthcare staff and patients during the Coronavirus pandemic. It only takes 2 minutes to add a new space!
We know that this is a particularly unsettling time for those over the age of 70 and for those who are unwell, or have had to self-isolate.
Whilst many have family and friends who can rally round, we know that not everyone does. A considerable amount of work is being done right now by local charities, the Councils, and the volunteer groups that have emerged in recent days to ensure that they can provide everyone with the support they need, and also to make the best use of the people who have offered help.
Several of those organisations, including representatives of the Residents’ Association in E&E, have met to coordinate those activities and make them safe, and those involved will send round more details later in the week of what help is needed and what to do if you need help.
In the meanwhile please make your neighbours your first port of call to make sure that they are OK.
20/00249/FUL | Erection of a multi storey car park | Epsom General Hospital Dorking Road Epsom Surrey KT18 7EG
Epsom Hospital has submitted a planning application for a multi storey car park on the site. Public consultation is open until 18th March
19/00999/FUL | Demolition of existing office buildings and redevelopment of Application Site to provide 98 apartments/dwellings, including conversion of the Grade II* Listed Woodcote Grove and Grade II Listed Stable Block, with parking, access, landscaping and other associated works. | Woodcote Grove Ashley Road Epsom Surrey KT18 5BW
Amended plans have been submitted by Stonegate Homes for the redevelopment of part of the former Atkins site. The closing date for public comments is 20th March
We are happy to present the latest WERS newsletter for Spring 2020.
A bumper issue with hot topics for our residents.
We have our Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 3rd March 2020 8pm at St. Martins School, Ashley Road. Come along and get involved with your local area, make a difference, have your say, listen to what else is going on.
We hope to have a special guest to talk about Climate Change as well. To be confirmed.
Attached below is the PDF of the newsletter.
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council are hosting a meeting for Epsom & Ewell residents to enable them to hear about the proposed changes to the provision of healthcare at Epsom Hospital
This meeting will be held on Wednesday 26 February 2020 at Bourne Hall. Doors open at 6.30 and the meeting will start at 7.00
Changes have recently been highlighted in a proposal by the NHS Clinical Commissioning Groups for the co-location of several critical and emergency care services to be delivered from a new facility at one site, at either Epsom, St Helier or Sutton.
This meeting will provide residents of Epsom & Ewell the opportunity to listen to a presentation by Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust, to hear about how the proposal may affect services specific for borough residents and to answer their questions and concerns.
Representatives of the Improving Healthcare Together Programme may be in attendance to support any questions, but this meeting is for local residents and is not part of the public consultation being undertaken by the programme.
If you would like to come to the meeting, please register at Health1@epsom-ewell.gov.uk.
