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Surrey Heath Borough Council is inviting local businesses to a special Business Breakfast Engagement Session on Wednesday 16 July 2025 at Camberley Theatre.

Surrey Heath Borough Council is delighted to announce the return of free summer sports and activity sessions for young people living in the borough.  

These exciting sessions, taking place throughout the summer holidays, will be led by experienced coaches and hosted at various locations across Surrey Heath. 

Do you have a community project or improvement that needs a funding boost to make it happen? Apply for a Local Community Improvement Fund (LCIF) grant before the deadline of 31 July 2025.  

The Council’s appointed contractor R Collard Ltd will be arriving on site on Tuesday 1 July 2025 to prepare for the asbestos removal and demolition works on the London Road Block site in Camberley town centre. The works are due to complete Spring 2026.

Surrey Heath’s streets will be among those to benefit from a grant awarded to Joint Waste Solutions to remove chewing gum from problem areas. 

A flag raising ceremony took place on Monday 23 June 2025 outside Surrey Heath House in recognition of Armed Forces Day on Saturday 28 June 2025.

The next Camberley Careers Fair, hosted by Surrey Heath Borough Council in partnership with the DWP and Camberley Job Centre, is scheduled for Wednesday 2 July, 11am-1pm. It will be held in the Ping Pong Parlour in The Square shopping centre in Camberley.

Surrey Heath Borough Council Leader, Cllr Shaun Macdonald shares a foreword to the joint statement issued by Surrey District & Borough Leaders about the Government’s consultation on Local Government Reorganisation in Surrey.  

To support women in sport the ‘She Leads Grant’ has been established to support young women in the borough between the age of 16 and 25, to obtain a coaching qualification in any sport of their choice. 

On Friday 9 May, all district and borough councils in Surrey submitted their final Local Government Reorganisation Plan to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. In response, the government has launched a formal statutory seven-week consultation.