Cllr Jacques Olmo

02/06/2026

🌻 Have your say on the future of Surrey’s Blue Heart Verges! 🐝

We’re inviting residents to share their views and help shape how these important spaces are managed in the future.

Complete the survey by 3 August 2026 – link in comments.

Have your say on the future of Surrey’s Blue Heart Verges 🌻

We are seeking residents’ views on new guidance for Blue Heart Verges across the county. These specially managed verges help support wildflowers, plants and insects, while continuing to keep roads safe for everyone. Your feedback will help shape how these verges are managed in the future. 🐝

You can share your views until 3 August 2026.

Please complete your feedback online. Link in comments.

01/06/2026

📢 Have Your Say on Community Safety in Surrey Heath

Surrey Heath Borough Council is inviting residents, businesses and visitors to share their views on its proposed new Enforcement and Community Safety Policy.
The policy covers issues such as anti-social behaviour, fly tipping, littering, graffiti, dog control, abandoned vehicles and planning enforcement, helping to keep Surrey Heath clean, safe and welcoming for everyone.

🗓️ Consultation closes on Sunday 21 June 2026

Read more and submit your feedback via the link below. 👇

🫵We want your views on our new Enforcement and Community Safety Policy

Surrey Heath Borough Council has approved a new Enforcement and Community Safety Policy, reinforcing its commitment to help retain a clean and safe environment for those who visit, live and work in Surrey Heath.

The council now wants local people to share their feedback on the policy so that it can be considered before it is adopted.

The new policy is focused on the operations of the Corporate Enforcement team.

The team has a broad remit which includes abandoned vehicles, planning enforcement, community safety including anti-social behaviour and dog control, fly tipping and littering, graffiti and fly posting, and unauthorised encampments.

The consultation deadline is Sunday 21 June 2026 - read more and share your views at the link below

01/06/2026

🚨 Number Plate Theft Alert 🚨

Surrey Police are investigating two daytime thefts of vehicle number plates from cars parked at Frimley Lodge Park, Frimley Green. Officers are increasing patrols in the area.

If you witnessed anything suspicious, please report it via 101, online, or 999 in an emergency.

We have received two reports of number plate theft from vehicles parked in Frimley Lodge Park, Frimley Green in recent weeks.

The first occurred between 10am and 1.30pm on Monday, 4 May, with the second taking place yesterday (Sunday, 31 May), between 11am and 2.30pm.

Our investigations into both of these reports are ongoing and local officers are increasing visible patrols in the area.

Please report any suspicious behaviour to us via 101, online via our Suspicious Activity Portal. In an emergency, or if you see a crime taking place, call 999.

26/05/2026

☀️Stay safe in the sun!

Warm temperatures are forecast for Surrey Heath over the next week - this can pose health risks for some people.

Keep an eye on the weather forecast, carry water when out and about, and look out for those who may not cope as well in the heat.

More information below🔽

The hot weather is expected to continue in Surrey Heath over the next few days.

While some people enjoy the sunshine, others can struggle in the heat, especially the young, elderly and vulnerable people.

Try to stay out of the direct sun, especially during the hottest part of the day between 11am and 3pm when UV rays are strongest.

Use high factor sunscreen, stay hydrated, and keep curtains and blinds closed to help keep your home cooler.

See Healthy Surrey for more hot weather tips - link in the comments below.

25/05/2026

Relegation hurts, but football is all about bouncing back. West Ham has a proud history, loyal fans, and the spirit to fight again. The comeback starts now - stronger together. X

22/05/2026

The first meeting of the West Surrey Shadow Council took place yesterday at Guildford Borough Council following the recent elections - a key step towards the new West Surrey Council assuming operational responsibilities in April 2027.

Shadow councillors came together to start preparations for the new council, with Cllr Paul Follows appointed Leader and Cllr Shaun MacDonald as Deputy Leader.

Read more below ▶️

The first meeting of the West Surrey Shadow Council took place today (21 May) following recent elections - a key step towards the new West Surrey Council assuming operational responsibilities in April 2027.

Shadow councillors came together to start preparations for the new council, with Councillor Paul Follows appointed Leader and Councillor Shaun MacDonald as Deputy Leader.

The Shadow Council will work closely with councils across Surrey, partners and local communities to shape how the new West Surrey Council will operate, ensuring it reflects local priorities and continues to deliver high-quality services.

In the meantime, council services continue as normal. Residents should contact their existing county, district or borough council or councillors for enquiries about day‑to‑day services. Shadow councillors can answer resident queries on local government reorganisation and the transition to the new authority in April 2027.

This follows the first meeting of the new East Surrey Shadow Council yesterday.

You can read about the meeting here: https://orlo.uk/Gy8cQ

21/05/2026

Important info re: parking for Frimley Lodge parkrun :

20/05/2026

The first meeting of the West Surrey Shadow Authority will take place tomorrow (Thursday 21 May) at 2pm in Guildford.

The first meeting of the West Surrey Shadow Authority will take place tomorrow (Thursday 21 May) at 2pm in Guildford.

At the meeting, councillors are expected to appoint the Leader and executive cabinet members, agree key governance documents and formally begin the shadow authority period. Decisions about future council offices and headquarters will be made by councillors at a later stage.

You can watch the meeting live online - more details including the agenda in the link in the comments below.

You can find out more about the transition to West Surrey Council at the Future Surrey website.

19/05/2026

Red Road Speed Limit Update :

Just a quick heads-up for anyone using Red Road — the speed limit has changed from 50 mph to 40 mph.

I think this is a positive move that will help improve safety for everyone on the road.

Drive safely, folks!

18/05/2026

Remember, there are no changes to bin collections over this bank holiday weekend!

Getting ready for the bank holiday? Remember, there are no changes to bin collections. Please leave your bins out to be emptied as normal. Check your collection day: https://wp.me/P9ctIq-51 Elmbridge BC More to Mole Valley Surrey Heath Woking Council