Reigate is gearing up for a season of festive fun with the return of Reigate on Ice to Priory Park after a hiatus of five years. The event promises a magical experience with ice skating, family rides, live music, seasonal food stalls, and an alpine bar, creating a joyful atmosphere for visitors of all ages. The event is set to run from Friday, November 29, to Wednesday, January 1, offering a variety of activities for the community. In infrastructure news, road upgrades in West Street, Reigate, are progressing with temporary traffic lights now used for night-time work instead of road closures. The road safety improvement scheme includes the installation of new cycle lane wands and various civil engineering tasks, aiming to enhance safety for cyclists and pedestrians. Additionally, plans for zebra crossings and other road markings are in progress to further improve traffic flow in the area. On the sustainability front, Surrey County Council is introducing thirty-four hydrogen-powered buses on local routes serving Reigate and Redhill. These environmentally friendly buses, built in the UK by Wrightbus and operated by Metrobus, aim to reduce emissions and provide cleaner air for residents. The council's commitment to sustainable travel options aligns with the growing focus on environmental conservation and reducing carbon footprints. Unfortunately, environmental challenges persist with the closure of a borough recycling site in Tattenham Corner due to ongoing fly-tipping issues. The dumping of non-recyclable waste prompted the permanent closure of the site, reflecting the need for improved waste management practices and community engagement to address environmental concerns. Despite this setback, efforts to combat fly-tipping and promote responsible waste disposal remain crucial for maintaining the cleanliness and sustainability of the local area.