Issue 2430 of the Epsom and Ewell Talking Newspaper includes the latest local stories, including the Liberal Democrats’ majority on the new East Surrey Council, calls from local MPs for urgent investment in St Helier Hospital’s A&E, Nescot College’s Community Hero Award, and the sentencing of a fraud network that targeted elderly Epsom residents.

It also reports on Amelia O’Hagan of Epsom Boxing Academy winning a national schools title, a 104th birthday celebration at Epsom Beaumont Care Home, the reopening of The Greyhound in Carshalton, warnings from Woking Borough Council and Elmbridge Borough Council about oak processionary moth caterpillars, the rejection by Epsom and Ewell Borough Council of a Langley Vale homes plan opposed by Langley Vale Action Group and the Jockey Club.

A free family festival hosted by Epsom and Ewell Borough Council, featuring live music, food, fairground activities, craft stalls and activities from local organisations.

China Crisis return to Sutton with a mixed seated and standing show celebrating more than four decades of pop music alongside newer work.

Horton Gallery hosts a free exhibition displaying and selling artwork, crafts, silk scarves and cards made by members of Conquest Art.