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Surrey Heath Borough Council councillors and officers visited the London Road Development site on Friday 23 January for an on‑site update from Collard Group Ltd.

Surrey Heath Borough Council is pleased to announce a major step forward in progressing its Local Plan, which will guide development up to 2038. 

Reduced car parking fees have been announced by Surrey Heath Borough Council to support local shops and leisure outlets and Camberley town centre workers.

The playgrounds at Heatherside Recreation Ground and Frimley Green Recreation Ground are being upgraded - and we want to hear from residents about what you want to see in these exciting new facilities!

Surrey Heath Borough Council is continuing its review of its property portfolio to identify surplus and underutilised sites that can deliver financial returns and greater community value. As part of this process, a town centre property in Camberley is now available for purchase.

Are you a young person interested in becoming a sports coach? Apply for a WeLead Grant today!

This grant supports young people aged 16–25 in obtaining a coaching qualification in any sport of your choice.

Do you have a community project or improvement idea that needs a funding boost to make it happen?

The Surrey Heath call for Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funded projects opens at 12 noon on Monday 12 January 2026 and close at 12 noon on Monday 16 February 2026.

Leader, Cllr Shaun Macdonald has written to the Chief Executive Officer and the Chair of the Board of Directors of Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust and the Chair and Treasurer of Frimley Fuel Allotments.

Camberley town centre is now home to a brand-new Changing Places toilet facility, officially opened by The Mayor of Surrey Heath, Councillor Louise Ashbery, on Thursday 18 December.

Located on the ground floor of Main Square car park, near the Rainbow Café entrance and adjacent to disabled parking, this facility provides vital support for residents and visitors with complex mobility needs.

Leader, Cllr Shaun Macdonald has written to the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care and Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust to raise concerns over the Frimley Park Hospital rebuild.