East Surrey local election
Caterham Hill ward
This election will be held on Thursday 7 May 2026.
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This is an election for unitary councillors.
Councillors represent the people of their ward on the council. Councillors are elected for four-year terms. All Surrey wards elect two councillors, which is why you have two votes.
Unitary councils are responsible for many different services, including:
- Child and adult social care
- Schools and education
- Rubbish collection and recycling
- Housing and planning
- Libraries and museums
- Roads and pavements
- Sports facilities and public parks
Councils are funded by a combination of council tax, business rates, and grants from the UK government. Councillors are not paid a salary, but they do receive financial compensation and expenses to cover their time and travel commitments.
You will have two votes, and can choose from 10 candidates.
Get ready to vote:
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How to vote
This election uses First-past-the-post.
Mark an X in the box for your preferred candidates.
You can mark up to two candidates.
Read the instructions at the top of your ballot paper carefully.
For more information, visit The Electoral Commission's website or ask an official at your polling station.
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Max Barry
Reform UK
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Amanda Jane Castles
Green Party
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Hoong-Wai Cheah
Conservative and Unionist Party
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Robin Brian Clements
Labour Party
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Michael John William Cooper
Conservative and Unionist Party
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Rebecca Gower
Green Party
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Stephanie Louise Harvey
Labour Party
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Ben Horne
Liberal Democrats
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Osmund Stuart Lee
Reform UK
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Martin Redman
Liberal Democrats
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Your polling station is:
The Arc
39 Weston Drive
CaterhamIt will be open from 7a.m. to 10p.m. on Thursday 7 May 2026
You don't need to take your poll card with you.
If you have a postal vote, you can hand it in at this polling station on election day up to 10pm. When handing in postal votes, you will need to complete a form, giving your name, address, how many postal votes you are handing in, and why you are handing in those postal votes.
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You will need to take photo ID to vote at a polling station in this election
You do not need your poll card to vote. You must vote at your assigned polling station.
- Read more about voting in Great Britain.
- Read more about photo ID.
If you do not have a photo ID that allows you to vote, you can apply for a Voter Authority Certificate before 28 April 2026
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Voting by post
The deadline to apply for a postal vote for the elections taking place on 7 May 2026 was 21 April 2026. You can apply for a postal vote in future elections.
Read more about voting by post.
If you have a postal vote
- If you already have a postal vote or successfully apply by 8 April 2026, your pack will be sent from 20 April 2026.
- If you apply after 8 April 2026 up to 5pm on 21 April 2026, your pack will be sent from today.
If you have not received your postal voting pack, you can contact Tandridge District Council on 01883 722000.
Tandridge District Council
http://www.tandridge.gov.uk/
elections@tandridge.gov.ukReplacement packs can only be issued from 30 April 2026 until 5pm on 7 May 2026.
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