Government Confirms New Councils for Surrey
The Government has confirmed plans for local government reorganisation in Surrey, announcing that two new unitary councils will replace the existing twelve councils in April 2027.
This change aims to create a simpler and more efficient system for delivering services across the county. The Government believes that this reform will result in stronger local councils that can drive economic growth, improve public services, and empower their communities, ultimately helping to raise living standards.
- Two new unitary councils will be established in April 2027.
- The existing twelve councils will be replaced.
- The Government has committed to repaying £500m of Woking Borough Council's debt in 2026-27.
Author's summary: Surrey to have two new unitary councils.
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