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Welcome to Barkadas! (“Friends”) At Nelson’s, next to the Hooley Village Hall ………. Under new Management! We are serving Asian / English Cuisine, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. We are open:Monday – Friday: 4pm-11pmSaturday: 2pm-11pmSunday: Closed A big welcome to everyone! Please see our menu here…………………………………..……….

Found today (28th July) in St Margarets Road, a laser level, believed to have been mistakenly left, by the driver of a black Ford Transit van. It looks an expensive bit of gear! If this is yours or, if you have had a tradesman at your home this morning or, you know who may be

Fancy a ramble in our lovely local countryside? Your local branch of the Ramblers – East Surrey Walkers – run guided walks suitable for all … and you’re welcome to join us. We organise 50 guided walks for all abilities from 3 to 10 miles every three months. Circular Wednesday walks start at a decent

There is a proposal that Surrey’s current county council and 11 district and borough councils are reorganised into two new unitary councils – East Surrey and West Surrey. Find out more information about this proposal here: Devolution and Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) – Surrey County Council where, you can also ‘have your say’ through the

Following concerns raised by some Hooley residents about the extremely poor and unsafe pedestrian and cycle routes you need to take to safely link the A23 between Church Lane and London Road North, the Hooley Residents Association raised the matter again with National Highways. Please see the National Highways responses below. (note: this matter has

See below, email received from Connect Plus Services: Dear Hooley Residents Association, Connect Plus Services works on behalf of Connect Plus and National Highways to operate and maintain the M25 motorway and its linking roads, including the A23 Brighton Road between the M25 and Transport for London boundary. We’re writing to inform you about planned

Following numerous incidents of fly-tipping at the Maple Way Recycling Centre and a suggestion, it may be closed in the future, Councillor Mus Tarry has raised the issue with the Head of Service at Reigate & Banstead Council. Below is his email to your Hooley Residents Association. Please note: a ‘Bring’ Site is where local

A big well done to all those who, gave up an hour on this beautiful Sunday morning to give Hooley a spring clean! Numerous bags of rubbish were collected and our streets look spick and span again! Special thanks to Claire Mathias for organising this community initiative.

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