Issue 2411

Epsom & Ewell Talking Newspaper

4th September 2025

Inside this issue

In this issue, the Epsom and Ewell Times reports on the ongoing discussions about the future of Swail House, while MP Helen McGuire addresses the issue of illegal pavement parking in Epsom High Street. Flags have been raised across Sutton, Epsom, and surrounding areas, and we give a focus on the situation in Sutton High Street. Transport updates include underground rail strikes, increased rail fares, and the latest closure dates for the A3 due to the M25 Junction Improvement Scheme. Additionally, there is a reminder about the government’s emergency alert test alarm scheduled for Sunday, 7th September, and the importance of returning the annual canvass to ensure voting rights.

Events

Walk Right Back

A rock’n’roll nostalgia show about the Everly Brothers, featuring hits like “Bye Bye Love” and “Wake Up Little Susie.” It will be held on Sunday, 14th September at Epsom Playhouse, with ticket prices starting from £27.

Kerry Ellis

The Queen of the West End will perform songs from major musicals and share stories about her career on Thursday, 18th September at Epsom Playhouse. Ticket prices start from £30.

Tenors Unlimited

Their new show, “Great Songs Tour,” will feature popular classics and special guests Cobham Ladies Choir. The performance is on Thursday, 2nd October at Epsom Playhouse, with tickets starting from £28.

Band of the Royal Air Force Regiment

A charity concert to raise welfare funds for the armed forces community, featuring musical favourites from stage to screen. It will take place on Friday, 3rd October at Epsom Playhouse, with ticket prices starting from £25.

The Daily Life of the Georgians

A free talk by historian Peter Ross at St Martin’s Church, Epsom, on Sunday, 14th September from 3pm to 4pm, exploring the domestic lives of the Georgians.

Eco-Fair

An event at St Martin’s Church on Saturday, 20th September, focusing on reducing carbon footprints, improving home energy efficiency, and caring for local wildlife. Homemade cakes and refreshments will be available.

A lively quiz night at the Comrades Club in Epsom on Friday, 19th September. Tickets are £10 per person for teams of up to six players.

Another quiz night at All Saints Church Community Hall, West Ewell, on Friday, 26th September. Tickets are £10 per head, including nibbles.

Acknowledgements

The Talking Newspaper could not operate without the kind permission of our content providers.

Our news articles are taken from a wide range of sources including the Epsom and Ewell Times, BBC News Surrey, Surrey Live, Epsom Local Guardian, Sutton Local Guardian, Epsom Comet, Surrey Comet, Local London, Once Upon A Town, MyLondon, LondonWorld and the Epsom Town Cryer.

Community Information comes from Surrey County Council, Epsom and Ewell Borough Council, Epsom and Ewell Families, Surrey Police, Leatherhead Living and the Bulletin of the College Ward Residents’ Association.

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