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We would like to wish all residents, community groups and local businesses a very Happy New Year.
 Live cleaner and healthier in 2026
Make small, everyday changes like choosing active travel, planning cleaner routes, reducing idling and being more aware of the air quality around you to improve your health and create a cleaner and healthier Elmbridge.
 One week to go! Discover volunteering opportunities at the Elmbridge Volunteer Fair
Are you looking to make a difference in 2026? Join us at the Elmbridge Volunteer Fair on Wednesday 14 January, 10am to 1pm at Walton Centre for the Community (Manor Road, Walton-on-Thames KT12 2PB).
Meet local charities and community groups, discover volunteering roles that suit your skills and find out how you can help make a positive impact.
Organisations attending include Age UK, Princess Alice Hospice, Elmbridge Citizens Advice, local foodbanks and many more! No booking needed - just drop in.
 Starting on Wednesday 14 January, join us for Elmbridge’s next community conversations
Following the success of our roadshow earlier this year, the Leader and Deputy Leader of Elmbridge Borough Council invite you to the next series of community meetings.
Hear updates on:
- local government reorganisation
- upcoming elections
- budget and investment plans
- issues specific to your town or village
Your voice matters, come along to learn about Elmbridge’s future and share your views. There will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions and join the conversation.
Due to venue size, booking is required for these meetings. To see the full list of venues, dates and times and to reserve your place, visit our website.
 Discover Britain’s lost trades
The 2026 Royston Pike Lecture Series kicks off on Thursday 15 January at 7:30pm at Riverhouse Barn in Walton, with a fascinating talk by James Fox: ‘Craftland’.
From blacksmiths and wheelwrights to bell-founders and watchmakers, James shares captivating stories of artisans whose skills shaped our culture and reveals why these crafts still matter in an age of automation and algorithms.
Tickets are £4 and can be booked through the Riverhouse Barn website.
 Be winter prepared
With flurries of snow incoming, visit our website for advice on how to be prepared for extreme weather and follow our tips for keeping well in the cold.
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