Cllr Pippa Tucker-Brown

12/10/2026

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I recently attended a conference and met some of the people that have lived alongside domestic abuse and violence against women and girls. Please sign this.

25/09/2026

Hello New Haw, tomorrow I’ll be going to Brooklands Radio with 3 Fullbrook 6th formers to talk about all the changes over the past year to our shops as well as the various awards that have been won. In general, we will be celebrating our great community. Please do tune in after 2pm for approximately half an hour! Thank you 🙏

12/09/2026

Yesterday I was very proud to attend the 4th annual Runnymede Business Awards and what a wonderful occasion for Woodham, Row Town and New Haw. It was a real honour to work closely with some of you and to celebrate your hard work. I’m pictured here with Valter and Sean from The Victoria Woodham and Karen and Anna from The Eikon Charity. Well done to Julie and her team from Chop and Change for another incredible year; Inma and team from The Woodlands Clinic for a superb first year and New Haw Cafe and Restaurant for their ongoing commitment. Following is a list of the achievements.

Highly Commended
The Victoria- Outstanding Contribution
New Haw Cafe - Best Neighbourhood Business
Chop and Change - Sustainability
Woodlands Clinic - Best Employer

Winner
Eikon - Community Hero
Chop and Change - Employer of the Year

09/09/2026

https://www.runnymede.gov.uk/news-media/notice-boards-1

I’m so chuffed to see our notice board full of posters promoting different things around the borough. It’s the most full I’ve seen it since the service was relaunched last summer. I’ve included the details of how to display posters - it’s definitely a top non-digital resource!

09/09/2026

My statement with regard to the government’s pause to Local Government Reorganisation on behalf of Runnymede Borough Council’s Conservative Group

01/09/2026

01/09/2026

This autumn South Western Railway will begin consulting on the largest change to the timetable across their network since 2004.

Whilst this is still at an early stage there are several areas that Councillors Josh Brown, Vanda Cunningham, Tom Gracey, Scott Lewis and I, working with our local MP, Dr Ben Spencer, have been looking into to ensure residents concerns and interests are kept in focus.

Residents of New Haw, Woodham and Row Town are fortunate to have two train stations in the local area, Byfleet & New Haw and West Byfleet. Over 1.5 million trips are made by passengers from these stations every year, with trains making over 200 stops at these stations on a typical weekday with services running from around 5:30am till after midnight. This gives local residents a flexible set of options to travel both to and from London and across the south-west.

One of the biggest concerns we have is the potential for a reduction in services at West Byfleet, if the station were to be downgraded to a category 2 station. This would place the service level at West Byfleet (on the south-west mainline) at the same level as Addlestone (on the Weybridge to Virginia Water connecting line) - SWR proposed this downgrade when they sought to remove our ticket office, which we successfully fought against. Now we need to make sure they don’t try again.

We have launched a petition to ensure that service provision is maintained and improved at West Byfleet as part of the upcoming review. You can sign the petition here: https://www.conservativessurrey.uk/campaigns/west-byfleet-station-petition

Whilst these stations are the most used by local residents, a number of residents choose to use other stations across the wider area for a host of reasons. To that end Dr Ben Spencer has launched a broader survey to understand all residents’ priorities for improvements with the goal of ensuring a regular, reliable and resilient service to help keep Runnymede and Weybridge moving. You can share your views as part of the survey here: https://www.drbenspencer.org.uk/swr-timetable-review-public-survey-0

We will continue to keep you up to date on the progress of the consultation and will look to hold a townhall and surgery with date to be announced once the timings of the formal consultation are shared. Thank you for your support.

12/08/2026

This summer I have been part of the advisory group that reviewed applications for money (CIL funds) for large community projects. Please view them via this link and have your say. Runnymede Borough Council

The Community Infrastructure Levy is an important tool for local authorities to use to help them deliver the infrastructure needed to support development in their area.