Surrey County Council is proposing that Oakwood School is enlarged from eight forms of entry (8FE) at Year 7 to nine forms of entry (9FE) at Year 7, from September 2018. It is further proposed to enlarge the school from nine forms of entry (9FE) to ten forms of entry (10FE), from September 2019....More
Surrey County Council, as the County Planning Authority (CPA), has a statutory duty to control three categories of development within Surrey . These relate to:
- mineral workings (extraction, processing etc) like sand, gravel or clay.
- waste recycling, recovery, processing or disposal
-...More
Surrey Pharmacies "Have your say"
Surrey County Council is conducting a survey to better understand local people’s views on the pharmacy services across Surrey. Pharmacies provide over the counter medicines as well as those that your GP prescribes. They can also offer health advice and...More
Surrey Libraries are looking at the learning opportunities they provide to residents. Surrey Libraries contribute to life-long learning and are important places for communities and individuals to share ideas and learn together. More
Surrey County Council’s Youth Collective is a group of democratically elected and selected young people who live, work or study within Surrey instigating positive change within our communities.
We aim to tackle issues and improve services that are important to all young people in Surrey. ...More
Surrey county council is committed to tackling domestic violence and abuse. Domestic violence and abuse is more than physical violence. It involves the use of power by one adult over another. It can affect anyone regardless of race, age, gender or sexuality.
Domestic violence and abuse is the...More
Surrey County Council is working to change and improve the way early help is offered to children, young people and families who need some extra support. We are organising our services so they work together better with one another and with services offered by our partners. This will help us to...More
Surrey County Council, in partnership with the governing body of the School, is proposing that Starhurst School and Chart Wood School amalgamate to become one special school based across two sites from September 2017.
It is proposed to implement the amalgamation through the closure of...More
WE’D LIKE YOUR FEEDBACK ON THE MAX CARD!
In April 2016 Surrey Short Breaks introduced the Max Card; a brand new initiative providing families registered on the Surrey Children’s Disability Register with a discount card to be used at a range of play and leisure settings across the UK....More
Surrey County Council has developed proposals to improve road safety in East Hill and Maybury Hill, Woking and we would like your comments.
Your views are important to us and will help decide which measures are introduced. We would therefore be grateful if you would let us know what you think...More
Surrey County Council is changing the way children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) get boarding places in Surrey special schools. By 'boarding', we mean staying in the school overnight. This change only applies to those schools who already offer this.
We have already had...More
As part of the new strategy introduced by the local committee, we want to look to take a longer term, more strategic and detailed look at parking and not just reacting to problems that have been brought to our attention, as has been the case during reviews in the past few years.
The...More
Surrey County Council is changing the way children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are allocated residential accommodation in Surrey’s maintained residential special schools. By residential accommodation, we mean overnight provision. This change only applies to those...More
Surrey County Council are consulting on proposed improvements to Bagshot village centre and the zebra crossings on Guildford Road .
A review of local development contributions has shown that funding is available to improve both areas and the County Council is now seeking the views of the...More
Would you like to volunteer to help in your community, inspire a young person, take on a challenge or use your skills?
Register your interest and we’ll help you find an opportunity that matches your interests, experience and the time you have available.
Step 1: Fill out our short form.
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Dear colleagues
As Chairman of Surrey County Council, I would like to pay recognition to colleagues who really make a difference to their local community by helping local residents through volunteering.
I would, therefore, like to invite you to submit a nomination for a colleague who has...More
We are constantly striving to improve the employee volunteering scheme and support as many colleagues as possible to volunteer. Whether you use the scheme or not, we would love to get your feedback, so please complete this short survey and tell us what you think about the scheme. More
Surrey County Council, in partnership with the Diocese of Southwark and the governors of Downs Way Infant School and St Mary's CofE Junior School believe that the best way to provide outstanding education is by merging the two existing schools to become one single primary school catering for all...More
Aim of this web page
To share with staff, managers and trade unions the response document in relation to the CSF Commissioning and Prevention (Phase Two) consultation. This site will also be the space to store key documents including the all benchmarked job descriptions. More
Surrey County Council has developed proposals to improve road safety in Chertsey Road, Chobham and we would like your comments.
Your views are important to us and will help decide which measures are introduced. We would therefore be grateful if you would let us know what you think about the...More
Surrey County Council, together with Town Farm Primary School is looking at how best to provide the additional school places needed in the Stanwell area.
Town Farm Primary is a two form of entry (2FE) primary school with nursery, accommodating children from age 3 to 11 years, with overall...More
As the Lead Local Flood Authority for the area, Surrey County Council is responsible for publishing a Local Flood Risk Management Strategy . This is a plan that outlines how we will manage the risk of flooding in Surrey. We published the first version of the strategy in 2014 and are now due to...More