Richard Tear

Surrey County Councillor for Bagshot, Windlesham and Chobham

Richard Tear is the Surrey County Councillor for Bagshot, Windlesham and Chobham.

As a former Chief Executive of a major catering company, Richard Tear brings years of business experience to the County Council.

Having recently lost a close family member to dementia, Richard has a very personal interest in health and social care. He is particularly keen that both those suffering dementia and their families should receive support.

Correspondence address: 
Surrey County Council
Woodhatch Place
11 Cockshot Hill
Reigate
Surrey
RH2 8EF

Contact details:

e: [email protected]

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News

Bagshot Community Recycling Centre set for the Scrap

Surrey County Council has put forward a recommendation to close the local Community Recycling Centre (CRC) along Swift Lane in Bagshot following a review of operations at the site.Council staff have based this decision on the condition of the site, which as they state, is difficult to access, unmode

Wildfire on Chobham Common destroys two acres of heathland

Heathland across Surrey is tinder dry at the moment, following several days without any significant rainfall. On Sunday afternoon (1st September 2024), a wildfire took place destroying roughly two acres of heath. As Cllr Richard Tear, Surrey County Councillor for Bagshot, Windlesham and Chobham, s

Potential Review to Re-Shape Windlesham Parish Council

Surrey Heath Borough Council is currently in the process of considering a Community Governance Review of Windlesham Parish Council. In addition to Windlesham, the Parish Council covers the villages of Bagshot and Lightwater, serving a population of approximately 17,000 residents.

Chobham Fire Station rebuild delayed

The redevelopment of Chobham Fire Station has unfortunately been delayed until spring next year. This announcement from Surrey County Council (SCC) comes due to issues raised by the Environment Agency (EA) as part of the planning process.

Making pothole repairs quicker and more robust

If last week was about ditches this week has been about roads and maintenance. In select committee at County, we received a report from Jonathan Hulley, our deputy Cabinet Member, about the progress he and his task force are making in liaising with Utility Companies to reduce the time that they are

All about ditches - Cllr Richard Tear

Last week seems to have all been about ditches. In Snows Ride, Windlesham, a ditch has been reinstated but because it’s close to an area in which a development is proposed it has caused a fair amount of interest.

Chobham Rugby Football Club Hustings

The second public hustings for the Surrey Heath Parliamentary constituency took place this evening (Wednesday 26th June) at Chobham Rugby Football Club with a packed out hall. Of the six candidates standing, only three showed up, Ed McGuinness for Surrey Heath Conservatives, Al Pinkerton for the Li

Theresa May joins Ed McGuinness in Chobham

Today, Surrey Heath Conservative Association was joined by former Prime Minister Theresa May, to back our candidate Ed McGuinness in this year's General Election. Theresa made the short journey across from her neighbouring constituency of Maidenhead to visit local independent businesses in Chobham

Largest ever road surfacing programme to get underway in Surrey

This summer, Surrey County Council will be improving over 100 roads as part of a £8.5 million highways maintenance programme to help prevent potholes. Some of the county's busiest roads, including London Road (A30) in Bagshot, Portsmouth Road (A325) in Camberley, Frimley Road (B3411) in Frimley, Tu

Have your say on the Chobham Neighbourhood Plan

Local residents in the Parish of Chobham are being invited to have their say on the Chobham Neighbourhood Plan: 2019 to 2038. The Plan, developed by the Chobham Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group on behalf the Parish Council, sets out a vision for the future of the village which is reflect