Edition 2416 covers a range of local updates, including the ongoing reorganisation of Surrey’s local government, with new unitary councils set to replace the current system in 2027. There are reports on Remembrance events, a warning about a severe flu season and calls for residents to get vaccinated, and a campaign to reduce medicine waste. Surrey County Council is investing in specialist school places for children with additional needs, and Leatherhead will soon host a new police headquarters. Efforts are underway to address moped parking issues in Epsom, and new 20mph speed limits are planned near schools. Other stories include a fundraising campaign for a blind resident, improvements to Epsom’s racehorse paths, the expansion of the Aria Explorer app to help more visually impaired bus and rail users, and the long-awaited opening of Primark in Epsom in spring 2026. The edition also highlights environmental initiatives and community support schemes for the winter.

A comic book convention featuring workshops, competitions, artist displays, and Q&A sessions with comic creators; some activities require tickets.

Surrey County Council is giving away 4,000 native trees for residents to plant at home, with pre-booking required.

Libraries and churches are offering warm spaces, hot drinks, and community activities throughout the winter to support local residents.