Epsom and Ewell Borough Council Revenue and Competitors

The Surrey Borough of Epsom & Ewell lies around 15 miles southwest of London. It is the smallest district in Surrey, with a population of around 75,000, and while the majority of people live in the urban areas of Epsom, Ewell and Stoneleigh, large areas to the south of the Borough are protected open space. The area is famous for being the home of the Derby and the racehorse training industry has a local economic significance.\n\nThe Borough has relatively low levels of deprivation, with high levels of employment and high wages, although some parts, Ruxley and Court wards particularly, are amongst the most deprived in the County. People have above average qualifications; their health is generally good and life expectancy is high. \n\nEpsom is a university town with the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) at its heart, and North East Surrey College of Technology (NESCOT), which is ranked ‘best in the county’, provides both further and higher education. The Borough is also the base for a number of national and international businesses and has an important local general hospital.\n\nThe Borough benefits from significant areas of open space including Epsom Downs, Nonsuch Park, Epsom Common, Horton Country Park and the Hogsmill Open Space. There are also a number of Borough Council managed parks and recreation grounds and the privately owned Royal Automobile Club. The extent of open space is particularly striking in a Borough with such easy accessibility to the advantages of London and the wider South East. \n\nEmployees of Epsom & Ewell Borough Council take pride in the development and delivery of public services, and support equality of opportunity for all.\n\nIf you're looking for a new challenge, seeking career development, looking to return to work or you would like a few hours of work following your early retirement, go to the Epsom & Ewell pages of www.Surreyjobs.info where you will see the latest jobs.