Epsom & Ewell Talking Newspaper
16th October 2025
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Inside this issue
This edition includes the unveiling of a new community mural in Ewell East tunnel aimed at reducing antisocial behaviour, and the inspiring efforts of Jamie Ward, a blind runner raising funds for the RNIB. The news also highlights Sutton Community Works’ 20th anniversary, ongoing staffing and financial challenges at Epsom and Ewell Borough Council, and the removal of best-before dates by supermarkets to reduce food waste.
Other topics include a police investigation into graffiti at the Epsom Islamic Centre, a council report on local achievements and spending, a school-based mental health support trial being expanded in Surrey, and a cross-party delegation led by Epsom’s MP to Ukraine to assess the impact of explosive weapons. Additionally, there are updates on local food banks, environmental initiatives, and a special homecoming film screening by local filmmaker Dean Puckett.
Events
Festive Makers Fair
Saturday, 29th November at the Epsom Methodist Church.
A community event where local artisans showcase handmade products, with proceeds supporting Epsom Food Bank; includes performances by some of Epsom’s local choirs and opportunities to donate food items.
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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