Local government in Surrey is changing
From April 2027, the existing county council and 11 district and borough councils will be replaced by two new unitary councils. Learn more about Future Surrey
Details on the third stage of the Community Governance Review. Find out more about the review and how to submit a response.
Complete the western Surrey Heath response form
20 February 2026 until 20 March 2026
Residents of unparished areas (western Surrey Heath) only. This includes Camberley, Heatherside, Frimley, Frimley Green, Deepcut and Mytchett.
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The western area of Surrey Heath borough does not currently have any parish or town councils. Parish councils can play a role in providing local services and involving people in their local community. They may manage some local services, such as allotments or parks, and seek to improve quality of life in the area and will act as a statutory consultee on planning matters,
Parish Councils set their own budget requirements and are funded through a precept, which forms part of residents’ Council Tax bills.
Two consultations have invited residents’ views on whether the communities within this part of the borough would be better served by having a parish or town council. Following these consultations, the Council has concluded that there is insufficient public support for creating new parishes in western Surrey Heath.
Complete the online form on the link below or call 01276 707100.