Epsom & Ewell Borough Council hosted a Community & Wellbeing Centre in 2026 featuring events including informative talks with Surrey Police, legal advice sessions from the Co-operative, visits from local historians, Valentine's Day, St Patrick's Day, Easter parties, a therapy dog, a close-up magician, digital support sessions with a Tech Angel, performances from a local male choir, an afternoon at Rosebery High School, a dance performance, a fashion pop-up shop, a Surrey Wildlife Trust talk, and

Epsom & Ewell Borough Council is the smallest district in Surrey. We might be small, but we have big plans to serve our population of 80,000 residents. Our close location to London and great transport links make the Borough a great place to live, work and study. The Council employs a wide range of professions and experts, who deliver key services and projects, from recycling to planning, community support to finance and human resources. Our main office is located the iconic Town Hall in Epsom town centre. Some of our teams are based in a number of venues across Epsom including the Grade 2 listed Bourne Hall and the Epsom Playhouse. It is a very exciting time to join our teams at Epsom & Ewell Borough Council. Over the last months, we have developed stronger working relationships with partners, become more resilient, collaborated, adapted our processes to suit current needs and become more effective and agile in our ways of working. We have set ambitious targets to combat inequality, climate change and other issues affecting our residents. We strive to make Epsom and Ewell a successful place with a strong dynamic local economy where people can thrive. Now, more than ever, we take pride in the development and delivery of public services, and support equality of opportunity for all. If you have the passion and the drive to make a real difference and want to work in a caring and supportive environment, we really want to hear from you.