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Welcome!
The Nork Ward falls within the boundaries of Reigate & Banstead Borough Council in the North East of Surrey. The Nork Residents’ Association was formed in 1925. Its objects are to:
"To advance and protect the interests of the residents and the amenities of the district"
"The Association shall be non-sectarian and non-party political".
The Association also believes that:
"National party politics is best left out of local government"
The Association Committee meets each month to take up member’s concerns and consider planning issues. The Association publishes the Nork Quarterly, a well-regarded quarterly magazine and holds an Annual General Meeting for our sizeable and ever increasing membership.
We currently hold all three Borough Council seats in the ward and our Residents' Association County Councillor and Residents' Association Councillors from the Tattenhams Ward, are a significant group within Council.
The Association is a member of
the Banstead District Federation of Residents Associations
COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION RESULTS
Nick Harrison has been re-
Despite a disappointing turnout of only 28% Nick obtained an impressive 59% of the total vote..
Nork Street Surgeries
Street Surgeries enable members of the community to report any relevant issues to the local Safer Neighbourhood Team. It is also an opportunity to meet your local officers and receive basic crime prevention advice and information on any current crime trends that may be affecting the area.
When: Tues 28 May 2013 11:00
Location: Mrs Smiths Tea Room 45 Nork Way, Banstead
When: Tues 11 June 2013 11:00
Location: Mrs Smiths Tea Room 45 Nork Way, Banstead
Did you know that NHS money follows the patient? When you visit your GP and are told further investigation is required insist that you go to Epsom General Hospital. If a specialist appointment is needed insist that you see a Consultant at Epsom General. Going to other locations is taking money away from the Hospital, which is suffering as a result. We need to get patients and money back into Epsom General Hospital if we are to save it. more