Esher and Walton Conservative Association

Walton Station recently celebrated the unveiling of a new, fully accessible footbridge, equipped with lifts, as part of the Government's expansive £390 million 'Access for All' scheme.

In a spirited bid to champion public access to one of Britain's cherished historical landscapes, Conservative parliamentary candidates John Cope and Jonathan Hulley have united in a notable campaign.

In a significant development that marks a victory for the residents of Esher and Walton, the Environment Agency has successfully won a court case against illegal moorings by Cherry Orchard Gardens in West Molesey.

A new zebra crossing will be installed close to St. Lawrence School in East Molesey, after local Conservative Councillor Steve Bax and MP Dominic Raab supported a 1,000-signature petition by parents calling for improved safety for local children.

In the heart of Esher and Walton, a significant but often overlooked community struggle simmers beneath the surface. Local independent taxi drivers, integral to the fabric of our daily lives, face unprecedented challenges. These challenges, however, have not gone unnoticed.

In a move that has sparked considerable controversy and disappointment among residents, Elmbridge Borough Council, governed by the Liberal Democrats, took the decisive action to shut down Cobham Community Centre along with six other community centres within the borough in November of the previous ye

In a landmark event for local education, Heathside Walton-On-Thames School officially opened its doors last week, with John Cope, the Parliamentary Candidate for Esher and Walton, in attendance to mark this significant milestone.

Parliamentary Candidate for Esher and Walton, John Cope recently posted to his website about the welcome news that The Department for Culture, Media and Sport is contributing a total of £7,731. In a post to his website John said: This builds on historic investment in grassroots sport.