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Borough news Activities for all Plus: what we do with your Council Tax, housing update and the borough’s newest green space Your magazine from Reigate & Banstead Borough Council Spring 2020
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This spring sees the launch of our ambitious new five-year plan – Reigate
@reigatebanstead & Banstead 2025 – which outlines our priorities and explains how the
Council will focus its resources and deliver services over the next five years.
@reigatebanstead The plan covers everything from a commitment to environmental
sustainability and tackling climate change, to support for vulnerable
Reigate & Banstead residents, more affordable housing and plans for generating the funds to
Borough Council run these services (page 5).
Finance is one of our biggest challenges and, as Council Tax bills will be
hitting doormats shortly, our main feature this issue is on this topic (page
Apply, book and 6). We’ve also highlighted some of the services and support available for
children and the over 60s (page 8), and included an update on our Housing
report it online Delivery Strategy (page 12).
You can access many of our Follow @RBBCLeader on Twitter
services online. Sign up for a My
Reigate&Banstead account on our
website to book activities, make
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payments and requests, and report
issues. Click on ‘Register’ on the
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at www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk.
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or write to: Reigate & Banstead 6 Your Council Tax explained
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news
Don’t lose your vote Waller Studio Supporting new
Elections for your local councillors, as well as Surrey’s Police and Crime
Commissioner, take place on Thursday 7 May.
enjoyed by businesses
Make sure you’re registered to vote so you can have your say on the matters
that affect you.
thousands April sees the launch of the 2020 Entrepreneur Academy.
The six-month business start-up programme is designed to
The Harlequin’s cinema was completely equip local entrepreneurs with the skills necessary to start a
Borough councillors make decisions about local issues including parks, revamped last year. Since it reopened new business.
planning, housing, car parks and leisure. to the public in the autumn, thousands
As well as advice and support, participants also get the
The Police and Crime Commissioner is responsible for holding the Chief of local residents have been through
chance to pitch their business ideas in a Dragons’ Den
Constable and Surrey Police to account on the public’s behalf. They also its doors to enjoy a wide variety of
style competition to win £5,000 towards start-up costs.
oversee how crime is tackled in Surrey and aim to make sure that Surrey screenings in luxurious surroundings.
Police provides a good service. From newly-released blockbuster films to “Running your own business can be a lonely place
event cinema, there really is something sometimes but, through the Entrepreneur Academy, I have
You need to be registered by Tuesday 21 April to be able to vote in May. It’s for everyone. The first two months alone met the loveliest people and we continue to support each
quick and easy online at www.gov.uk/register-to-vote. saw 5,250 cinema tickets sold, 1,500 other,” said Emilia Hunt, one of last year’s winners, who
If you’re unable to get to a polling station on election day, please apply for ice-creams consumed (despite the cold now sells a range of homewares, gifts and stationery based
a postal vote by 5pm on Wednesday 22 April or a proxy vote (someone to weather), and over 90,000 kernels of on her hand-drawn designs at www.emiliahunt.com. “I’d
vote on your behalf) by 5pm on Wednesday 29 April on our website popcorn popped! Why not give it a try? encourage anyone with a small business to apply. I never
www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk/vote. If you don’t have internet access, thought I’d win, but I did!”
See our programme and book your tickets
call us on 01737 276794. at www.harlequintheatre.co.uk or call The Council also provides Business Support Grants of up to
Not registering to vote can affect your credit rating. Credit reference 01737 276500. £1,000 – see www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk/business
agencies check the Electoral Register to confirm your address, so you for more information.
could find it harder to get a mobile phone contract or credit if you’re
not on it.
What you think Reigate &
of Borough News Banstead 2025
Thank you to everyone who completed the readers’ survey in Our new plan for the borough – Reigate
our last issue. We received more than 400 responses. & Banstead 2025 – has been adopted
following an eight-week public consultation
Overall, the results were positive. Of those who responded,
between July and September 2019. It
Borough News was voted as their most popular way to receive
outlines our priorities and where we will
information from the Council. Over 80% of respondents agreed
focus resources to deliver the services that
in brief
that the design and content of the magazine was interesting and
you need. We’ve kept the three key themes
easy to read, particularly the News and What’s On sections.
from our previous plan – People, Place and
‘Parks and green spaces’ was Borough Organisation – and added a new section
Access a range of council services 24/7: Sign up
for a My Reigate&Banstead online account for a quick and easy
Community funding: In 2019-2020, the
Council paid out £265,000 in funding to
chosen as the topic of most
interest. With that in mind, news outlining our commitments to you around
topics such as how we communicate, plans
way to book activities and appointments, report issues and make over 30 local voluntary and community we have a feature on Tanyard relating to environmental responsibility and
requests and payments. Visit www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk. organisations. Information about applying for Meadows – the borough’s the importance of partnership working (e.g.
future grants is available at newest green space – on page with the police and Surrey County Council).
Reigate & Banstead Business Awards 2020: www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk/supportvcs. 10. Unsurprisingly in the current
Back for a second year running, the awards celebrate Read the full plan, or a summary version, at
climate, ‘environmental issues’
the diversity of businesses in the borough. Enter today at Reigate station upgrade - have your www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk/rbbc2025.
and ‘recycling’ came in second
www.rbbawards.co.uk – the closing date has been extended to say: Network Rail is consulting on proposals – and third. We are currently
Friday 20 March. Follow @RBBAwards on Twitter and Instagram. including a new platform – to increase capacity and developing an Environmental Read
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COUNCIL TAX
Your Council Tax explained Who does what?
Here are some of the services each authority provides…
It’s that time of year again – find out 12p
Reigate & Banstead Borough Council Surrey County Council
how we make every penny of your
Waste and recycling collection Adult social care and children’s services
Council Tax count
13p Out of every Street cleaning Highways maintenance and potholes
£1
Every day, your Council Tax helps provide over 50 different
services to 144,000 residents. Our main priority has Council car parks and parking enforcement Fire and rescue
always been to keep your Council Tax as low as possible, Council green spaces and allotments Education and libraries
while still providing quality public services.
collected: Housing register and homelessness services Community recycling centres
While we collect your Council Tax, only 12 pence* in 75p
every pound remains with Reigate & Banstead Borough Leisure and community centres On-street parking restrictions (yellow lines)
Council. The rest is distributed to Surrey County Council Local Plan and planning applications Highway trees maintenance
and Surrey Police to fund their services. n
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Licensing and environmental health
Community development and family support
Minerals and waste planning
Waste disposal
year with our 12p share Surrey Police Policing
License and Empty nearly Provide 3 leisure What else we’re doing to fund How is Council Tax worked out?
regulate over 9 million containers centres which our services Each dwelling is assigned a valuation band (A to H) by the
4,000 bars, (such as bins and receive 1.2 Government’s Valuation Office Agency. This is based on
The Council no longer receives a support grant from central
restaurants, events, recycling boxes) – around million visits government towards running our services, so we have to the property value on 1 April 1991. If you think your home
taxis and drivers 170,000 a week! a year
do more each year with less money. This means we’ve had is in the wrong band, you should contact the Valuation
to start expanding our commercial initiatives and consider Office Agency, for free, by calling 03000 501501. It’s
investment opportunities to generate additional income to important to note that a reassessment of your Council Tax
fund service delivery. Here are some examples of how we’re band could put your Council Tax up or down.
Deliver 182 hours
already doing this:
of low-cost holiday
Regulate over 930 Manage 3,000
activities for 1,200 planning and related
• delivering benefits, Council Tax, debt recovery and fraud Want to know more?
food businesses for
children investigation work for other public sector organisations and
hygiene and safety applications Look out for our leaflet with your Council Tax bill or visit
charging them for it
www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk/counciltax.
• investing in property assets, generating rental income
To access your Council Tax account 24/7, go to
• expanding our garden waste service www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk/checker - you can
Maintain 44 Run up to 52
• delivering a commercial waste service for local businesses. find your login details on your bill.
children’s play areas Help over 300 polling stations for
and 55 parks and households avoid over 72,000
open spaces homelessness eligible voters
One of our 2025
objectives is to be Have you seen our
Work with housing Day In The Life video?
Clean
associations to let a financially self-
250 affordable Manage over 1,000 listed and
approximately
1,450 streets homes to local families locally listed buildings and 1,000 sustaining council You might be surprised to see how many times
you interact with the Council in one day… go to
and single people protected trees www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk and search for
‘working here’.
*In 2018-19, Reigate & Banstead Borough Council retained 12% of the Council Tax paid to us, which equated to £227.46
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Banstead GET INVOLVED
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We have a number of activities, services and grants available to our Handy person Disabled facility grant Age
youngest and oldest residents – here we highlight just a few of them service The Council also offers grants to ensure that
18+
The Council provides a those with disabilities can move more freely and
subsidised, low-cost home safely around their homes. Types of work include installing
repair service for elderly a stair lift or creating a level access shower. In 2018-2019,
Specsavers Surrey Youth Games Young Leaders over £790,000 was awarded to eligible residents in Reigate
Ages and disabled residents,
The games are back! After eight weeks of free Looking for new operated by external & Banstead. Call the Surrey County Council adult social
14-22
training, teams from across the county will Ages members! Becoming care team on 0300 200 1005 or visit www.surreycc.gov.uk
company Millbrook Healthcare
compete in a variety of sports on 13 and 14 6-16 a Young Leader gives Age and search for ‘support for adults’.
Ltd. Works can include minor
June. Good luck to Team Reigate & Banstead! teens a chance to have their say plumbing or electrical repairs, fitting 60+
We’ll share how they get on via our Twitter page on important issues affecting shelves or installing key safes. The service is
@reigatebanstead. young people in our borough. charged at an hourly rate of £29.50, plus the cost
Find out more by searching ‘Young Leaders’ on our website. of any materials used. Call 01737 845630 or visit Keeping fit –
www.millbrook-healthcare.co.uk. whatever
R&Be Active spring and
summer school holiday
Ages
5-12
Inclusive activities your age!
activities Looking for activities aimed at young people with Safe and secure grant – Walking is the safest and
Ages
A firm favourite for parents and children throughout the
learning or physical disabilities? The YMCA East
7-16
new for 2020 easiest form of exercise for
Surrey offers a range of inclusive activities, such Age all ages. Walking For Health
holidays! This year’s activities, run by our Wellbeing team, as disability badminton, inclusive football and a If you’re over 60 years old or disabled, and on
60+ details 19 free, accessible and
range from sport to musical theatre and crafts. For more fortnightly boccia club, suitable for players in wheelchairs. certain income-related benefits, you might be
inclusive walks in the borough.
information and to book, visit For more information, visit www.ymcaeastsurrey.org.uk. eligible for this new grant. Individuals can access All
Find your nearest one at
www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk/schoolhols. grants up to £3,000 per household for home improvements, ages
www.walkingforhealth.org.uk.
such as installing grab rails. Call Millbrook Healthcare on
Fun Run and Sports Festival Star For A Night 01737 845630 or visit www.millbrook-healthcare.co.uk.
Age Young people from across the borough
We’ve teamed up with the YMCA again this
year for the Fun Run and Sports Festival on
4+ have been cast to show off their skills Small works grants and loans Accessible screenings
through singing, dancing or acting in Age
Sunday 3 May. This year sees the addition of an
this year’s performances on 9 and 10 If you’re an owner-occupier aged 18 or over at The Harlequin 60+
inflatable obstacle course and archery zone (a good distance and on specified income-related benefits, you Age The Harlequin Theatre in Redhill offers
April. Tickets start from £8. Book yours
apart of course!). may be eligible for a small works grant of up 18+ Silver Screen cinema deals for the over
at www.harlequintheatre.co.uk. Ages
11-18 to £500 or an interest-free small works loan of 60s. They also have dementia-friendly screenings
between £501 and £6,500. Both can be used where you can watch a film in a safe, welcoming
All towards home repairs or improvements, such as a boiler environment with low lighting, the freedom to move
ages
Baby Club replacement or double glazing. around and no adverts.
Waller Studio cinema in Redhill offers a weekly Baby For more details, call
Club for parents and babies. Catch the latest Babies 01737 276417. For more, see www.harlequintheatre.co.uk or call
blockbuster in a relaxed, family-friendly up to 18 the Box Office on 01737 276500.
environment. For weekly showings and tickets, months
go to www.harlequintheatre.co.uk.
Age
Community centres 50+
There are three community centres in the
borough – Banstead, Horley and Woodhatch. Each
Fancy a game? centre has its own programme of events from tea
Visit the Ping Pong Parlour in The Belfry shopping centre, dances to theatre trips and is a great place to meet and
Redhill, for a free game (or two) with your family and friends! make friends. For more information, see
Run by Table Tennis England and supported by The Belfry www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk/communitycentres.
and the Council, the Parlour is something all ages can enjoy.
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GET OUTDOORS
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Tanyard Meadows
These trees were originally grown here in
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1867 for the production of cricket bats
Keep Britain Tidy is running its annual clean-up from 20
manufactured by Surridge and Co Ltd, the
March to 13 April 2020. Get together with friends and
Place family business of Surrey cricketer Walter
neighbours to support the Council to keep our public
Stuart Surridge. The family, who lived in
spaces clean and tidy for everyone to enjoy.
Put on your walking boots this spring and head out Great Lake Farm, continued production
until the 1950s Did you know you can borrow litter pickers and waste
to the borough’s newest open space sacks from the Council? Our Cleansing team is happy
to loan groups of volunteers the equipment they need to
The weather is (finally) starting to brighten up, so what better
way to enjoy it than by taking a stroll through 50 acres of
Take a tour… Burstow Stream
enable them to organise a clean up session.
Contact david.chiverton@reigate-banstead.gov.uk
beautiful countryside?
for more information.
Tanyard Meadows can be found in Horley, to the south of the
borough. Ownership of the site was transferred to the Council
back in December 2018, as part of The Acres development,
to provide residents with outdoor space. Since then, our Tanyard Pond
Greenspaces team and a host of volunteer groups have
This historic pond was once used for
been working hard to turn the uncultivated farm land into an
tanning leather. As far as we know, it’s
attractive, useable space for both residents and visitors to enjoy.
the only recorded tanning pond in the
Home to several play areas – found at Orchard Drive, Peppiatt South East that’s listed as a Scheduled
Close and Whittaker Drive – it’s not surprising that Tanyard Ancient Monument
Meadows is popular with families, as well as cyclists and
dog walkers. Flat gravel paths make the site pushchair and
wheelchair friendly, too.
Great Lake Farm
A walk along the route shown on the map takes around an hour
to complete. Why not bring a picnic and make a day of it?
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If you do visit, make sure you take a picture and
Wildlife checklist
LAKE LA
send it to us on socia media: @reigatebanstead. Peppiatt Close playground
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these can you spot on your visit?
Birds: Buzzard
The Acres Kestrel
Fancy a new challenge? Brook Field Whittaker Drive playground Song thrush
The Council could not have completed all this work without the help Reed bunting
The reed bed here is a unique wetland
of various local volunteer groups. Both the Gatwick Greenspace Linnet
feature, dominated by Common
Partnership and the Horley Conservation Group have played key roles
Reed and Yellow Iris. Through careful
in creating the site, and the Council is extremely grateful for all their
management, the Greenspaces team Mammals: Roe deer
hard work. If you’d like more information about joining these volunteer
groups, here’s how to reach them:
hopes the reed bed will attract a Fox
greater variety of birds to the site
Gatwick Greenspace Partnership Field vole
• Call 01293 550730
Reptiles: Common lizard
• Email gatwickgreenspaces@sussexwt.org.uk
Grass snake
Horley Conservation Group
Slow worm
• Look up @HorleyConservationGroup on Facebook
• Email horleyconservationgroup@outlook.com
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HOUSING
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FACT
We will continue our successful work with
Place We are on track to deliver 6,900
organisations including Surrey County Council,
housing challenge
housing associations, Homes England, homes between 2012 and 2027,
developers and charities, to deliver new homes. averaging 460 per year, as set out in
Working together has the benefit of securing our Core Strategy planning document.
extra investment and funding, sharing risk and
accessing different skills and experience.
Our new Housing Delivery Strategy aims to enable more 6. Meeting
through planning
local housing needs
policy
households to access the homes they need, when they need them 5. Cforreating specialist housing
vulnerable people Our long-term challenge is having a supply of
suitable land, given the extent of the green belt,
We have seen an increase in vulnerable people ancient woodland and other environmental
Most people aspire for a place to call home. As a popular As a Council, we cannot solve housing challenges such as with complex needs who require supported
house prices and demand, and the economy, but there are constraints in our borough. Through our planning
place to live and work, affordability is a huge challenge for accommodation. We will work with an experienced
some things we can do to assist. policies, we will ensure the most is made of our
people wanting to buy or rent in the borough. A shortage provider to develop accommodation for these valuable land resources and support developers to
of the right homes to meet different budgets and housing individuals within the borough.
Our new Housing Delivery Strategy sets out six ways we will deliver affordable housing to meet local need.
needs also has an impact on local businesses and public
help to deliver more of the types of housing local people need,
services being able to attract and retain staff.
and can afford, between now and 2025.
What’s the difference?
1. Uown
sing land and buildings we
to deliver more homes 2. Mland
aking use of public and private
and empty homes
Affordable housing:
A term used to describe homes that
Housing that is affordable:
How we describe homes that are
are aimed at eligible households who sold or rented at lower-than-market
We will be building new homes on land we own at We will work with land owners to redevelop cannot afford market prices, based costs to help meet the budgets of
Cromwell Road in Redhill, Pitwood Park in Tadworth redundant or underused sites and bring empty on incomes and local house prices. local people.
and Lee Street in Horley, which will include some homes back into use. Where appropriate, we will These can include social rented
affordable housing. purchase suitable sites to do this. housing or shared ownership homes.
At Cromwell Road, we plan to build 32 one- and
two-bedroom flats with shops below. Twenty-five new
houses and flats will replace a disused industrial site 3. Ethexploring innovative ways to deliver
right homes in the right places Landmark Redhill cinema
at Pitwood Park, and on a small parcel of land at Lee
Street we are proposing to build accommodation for We will be exploring the best way to deliver more development underway
single people on low incomes to provide a starting homes that are affordable to local people. This could
point on their housing journey. Both the Cromwell and include establishing our own housing company, Redhill’s flagship cinema development at Marketfield
Pitwood developments are expected to be completed providing greater options and opportunities across Way is beginning to take shape. The start of works on
during the summer of 2021. all tenure types. site is a significant milestone for this landmark project
and the wider regeneration of Redhill town centre.
The new facilities are expected to open in summer
2022 and will provide a multi-screen cinema, improved
shopping and leisure opportunities and 150 new homes.
FACT Several vacant properties on the High Street that form
part of the site are in the process of being demolished,
The borough has around 6,000 ready for building to start in May 2020. The Council’s
social rented homes, managed by Marketfield Road car park also forms part of the site and
housing associations. Around 350 has been closed to enable the development to
become available for us to nominate take place.
households on our housing list to Both the construction and completed development will
each year. provide hundreds of job opportunities for local people
and is a multi-million-pound boost for the local economy.
Cromwell Road, Redhill
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What’s on
Beer Bop A Lula Festival
17-19 July
Priory Park, Reigate
Useful contacts
Back for a second year! Head down to Priory Park for a Surrey County Council
weekend of non-stop live music, including performances www.surreycc.gov.uk
Charity Film Night May Queen Fairs from Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Bjorn Again and Toploader. You’ll Tel: 03456 009 009
Friday 3 April Saturday 9 May, 9am-4pm also find a great selection of bars, street food and children’s Textphone (Text Relay):
The Harlequin Theatre, Redhill Banstead, Lower Kingswood and Woodmansterne entertainment. There really is something for everyone. 18001 03456 009 009
www.beerbopalula.com SMS: 07860 053 465
Book your tickets now for a film night at Waller Studio – Traditional village fairs with food and craft stalls, games and
Email: contact.centre@surreycc.gov.uk
proceeds go to local charities, Stripey Stork and Loveworks. parades. Fun for all the family.
Email charlotte.stockman@reigate-banstead.gov.uk For more details, follow them on Facebook: Raven Housing Trust
@bansteadmayqueen @lowerkingswoodmayfete, www.ravenht.org.uk
@woodmansternemayqueen Tel: 0300 123 3399
The Harlequin Craft Fair Email: raven@ravenht.org.uk
Saturday 18 April, 10am-2pm Citizens Advice Bureau
The Foundations
The Harlequin Theatre, Redhill www.carbs.org.uk
Saturday 9 May, 7.30pm Tel: 03444 111 444
With a variety of stalls, The Harlequin Craft Fair is the perfect
The Harlequin Theatre, Redhill
place to buy handmade gifts and treats.
Surrey Police
Alan Warner, lead guitarist/vocalist from one of the biggest
If you are interested in booking a stall, please email www.surrey.police.uk
groups of the Swinging Sixties, keeps the magnificent sound
harlequin@reigate-banstead.gov.uk. Heritage Open Day Call 101 to talk to your local police
of The Foundations alive with a group of talented musicians.
Saturday 19 September, 11am-4pm and report less urgent crimes. In an emergency,
Tickets: £21-£22 always call 999. To set up emergency SMS, text
Town Hall, Castlefield Road, Reigate, RH2 0SH
www.harlequintheatre.co.uk ‘register’ to 999. (You will get a reply with instructions
Heritage Open Day is a UK wide festival of history and
to follow).
culture. Free entry.
An Evening With Aggers Email mayor@reigate-banstead.gov.uk
Tuesday 19 May, 7.30pm
The Harlequin Theatre, Redhill
Jonathan Agnew, BBC Radio’s
voice of cricket, takes us on a
trip down memory lane. Hear
Reigate Caves At Night
tales from a wonderful and
entertaining career on the field Dentures to get you
Friday 24 April, 7pm
and in the box.
smiling again
Reigate Tickets: £14-£24
Enjoy a guided tour of Reigate Caves followed by supper www.harlequintheatre.co.uk
at the Town Hall, Reigate.
Tickets £18 per person – proceeds go to Stripey Stork Horley Carnival NEW DENTURES
and Loveworks. DENTURE REPAIRS
Saturday 20 June
Email charlotte.stockman@reigate-banstead.gov.uk HOME VISITS
Horley High Street
FREE CONSULTATIONS
The annual carnival is a great day out for all ages. FREE ANNUAL CHECK UPS
VE Day Street Party www.horleycarnival.co.uk
Friday 8 May, from 12 midday
Honeycrock Lane, Salfords We specialise in making, fitting and
Free – open to residents, local community groups repairing high quality natural looking
and schools. dentures with premium craftmanship and
exceptional after care.
Visit www.salfordsandsidlowpc.org.uk.
REDHILL HORLEY
If you would like to be involved, email
claire.minter@salfordsandsidlowpc.org.uk.
01737 773040 01293 774687
Unit 1, 3 Mill Street RH1 6PA 17 Station Road RH6 9HW
www.thedentureshop.com
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Bill and Milly have always been together. They still are. At Banstead Manor, industry- leading residential, nursing and dementia care are just the beginning. We really get to know residents too – it’s how we support them to enjoy all the little things that make a big difference to their day. Just being together means everything to Bill and Milly. They’ve been married for 60 years and are still an inseparable couple at Banstead Manor, doing all the things they used to do at home, despite their different care needs. To see for yourself what makes Banstead Manor a care home with a difference, go to hallmarkcarehomes.co.uk, or call our Customer Relationship Manager, Melissa on 01737 747063, or drop by for a visit at 8 Brighton Road, Banstead, Surrey, SM7 1BS.
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