Cllr Jacques Olmo

17/06/2026

Saturday 20th June 2026 Councillors Surgery 10am to 12noon at Frimley Green Library.

No booking necessary just walk in, this month Councillor David Whitcroft will respond to your queries.

16/06/2026

Yesterday, I visited Frimley Green Recreation Ground for my daily dog walk and noticed that the litter bins were full, with many overflowing.

I contacted SHBC and Glendale, the council's contractor, and I'm pleased to say the issue was dealt with quickly and efficiently the following morning.

With the Farnborough Air Show taking place in July and bringing additional visitors to the area, Glendale has confirmed that extra bin collections will be provided during the event to help keep the recreation ground clean and tidy.

While at the park yesterday, I also met with local police officers to discuss concerns about anti-social behaviour. I will continue to follow up with the police and work with them on these issues.

Thank you to everyone who has raised concerns and helped keep our community a great place to live and visit.

A special thank you to the SHBC officers for acting so quickly and for all their help and support.

14/06/2026

New Frimley Park Hospital :

Important update for our community. The proposed relocation of Frimley Park Hospital to the Frimley Fuel Allotments raises serious concerns about the loss of green space, increased pressure on local infrastructure, and long-term impacts on residents. Please watch and consider supporting the campaign.

11/06/2026

Free summer tennis!

While the world's best battle it out at Wimbledon, we're bringing that summer tennis fever right to your doorstep with our Festival of Tennis.

We're throwing open our gates with over 300 completely FREE tennis spaces for players of all ages and abilities between 22 June and 12 July.

Whether you've never picked up a racket or you're dusting off your serve, there's a free spot for you:

Free weekly coaching sessions
A free open event for all the family
All ages, all abilities — no cost, no catch
It's free, it's local, and it's all about getting our community on court.

Spaces will go quickly as tennis fever sweeps the nation — don't miss out!

https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/surreyheathparkstennis/News/e82cf6f1-d2b8-4391-94c7-7fdfb6783f29

08/06/2026

Great news for Deepcut residents! 🎉

The public car park at St Barbara's Church is expected to open in early July, providing improved access to the area and supporting the wider park development.

Thank you to everyone for your patience—we look forward to seeing this valuable community facility open very soon. 🚗🌳

Residents will soon be able to use the public car park at St Barbara's Church in Deepcut, with the facility set to open in early July.

Following discussions between Skanska and the council, the remaining works needed to complete the formal park have now been agreed, allowing a timetable for opening the car park to be confirmed.

Surrey Heath Portfolio Holder for Built Environment & Regulation Cllr Alan Ashbery said: "I know many residents have been frustrated by the wait for this car park to open, so I'm pleased we can now confirm that it is expected to open in early July.

"I'd like to thank residents for their patience while the final stages of the wider park development are completed by Skanska. We're looking forward to the facility being made available to the community very soon."

Read more at the link in the comments below.

07/06/2026

Do you have a special photo of the canal to share?

06/06/2026

Today, we honor the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of the heroes of D-Day.

On June 6, 1944, thousands of brave men and women changed the course of history through their determination and commitment to freedom.

As we remember their extraordinary service, let us also reflect on the values they fought to protect—peace, unity, and hope for future generations.

We will never forget their sacrifice. Lest we forget.

02/06/2026

🌻 Have your say on the future of Surrey’s Blue Heart Verges! 🐝

We’re inviting residents to share their views and help shape how these important spaces are managed in the future.

Complete the survey by 3 August 2026 – link in comments.

Have your say on the future of Surrey’s Blue Heart Verges 🌻

We are seeking residents’ views on new guidance for Blue Heart Verges across the county. These specially managed verges help support wildflowers, plants and insects, while continuing to keep roads safe for everyone. Your feedback will help shape how these verges are managed in the future. 🐝

You can share your views until 3 August 2026.

Please complete your feedback online. Link in comments.

01/06/2026

📢 Have Your Say on Community Safety in Surrey Heath

Surrey Heath Borough Council is inviting residents, businesses and visitors to share their views on its proposed new Enforcement and Community Safety Policy.
The policy covers issues such as anti-social behaviour, fly tipping, littering, graffiti, dog control, abandoned vehicles and planning enforcement, helping to keep Surrey Heath clean, safe and welcoming for everyone.

🗓️ Consultation closes on Sunday 21 June 2026

Read more and submit your feedback via the link below. 👇

🫵We want your views on our new Enforcement and Community Safety Policy

Surrey Heath Borough Council has approved a new Enforcement and Community Safety Policy, reinforcing its commitment to help retain a clean and safe environment for those who visit, live and work in Surrey Heath.

The council now wants local people to share their feedback on the policy so that it can be considered before it is adopted.

The new policy is focused on the operations of the Corporate Enforcement team.

The team has a broad remit which includes abandoned vehicles, planning enforcement, community safety including anti-social behaviour and dog control, fly tipping and littering, graffiti and fly posting, and unauthorised encampments.

The consultation deadline is Sunday 21 June 2026 - read more and share your views at the link below

01/06/2026

🚨 Number Plate Theft Alert 🚨

Surrey Police are investigating two daytime thefts of vehicle number plates from cars parked at Frimley Lodge Park, Frimley Green. Officers are increasing patrols in the area.

If you witnessed anything suspicious, please report it via 101, online, or 999 in an emergency.

We have received two reports of number plate theft from vehicles parked in Frimley Lodge Park, Frimley Green in recent weeks.

The first occurred between 10am and 1.30pm on Monday, 4 May, with the second taking place yesterday (Sunday, 31 May), between 11am and 2.30pm.

Our investigations into both of these reports are ongoing and local officers are increasing visible patrols in the area.

Please report any suspicious behaviour to us via 101, online via our Suspicious Activity Portal. In an emergency, or if you see a crime taking place, call 999.