RBWM Resident Newsletter
Published: 25 September 2026
| | | Please share with friends, family and neighbours in the borough so they can stay up to date. | | | | | | | |  Here are the results of the by-election held yesterday for Bray ward on Thursday 24 September 2026.
- John Baldwin (Borough First Independents) - 193
- Joanna Korczak (Liberal Democrats) - 719
- William Sennett (Reform UK) - 368
- Nigel Smith (Labour) - 38
- Clare Stuart-Adams (Conservatives) - 745
Clare Stuart-Adams is elected as councillor for the ward of Bray. The turnout was 35.93%. Thank you to everyone who supported this by-election. | | | | | | Find out more about the bees beneath your feet | | | | At this time of year, ivy mining bees will begin making their homes underground by building nests in mounds and patches of soil. Despite their busy activity, ivy mining bees are generally harmless and rarely sting. Our Parks team are helping to protect these insects and keep our residents safe by putting up signs whenever we find a nest. Watch our video to find out more about what we’re doing and how you can report any nests. | | | | 
| |    HS social prescribers can help connect you with local activities, groups and services that match your interests, needs and health goals.
As we age, activities such as walking, gardening, exercise classes and joining local community groups can help improve your balance, confidence and wellbeing. Every minute of movement counts. Even breaking up long periods of sitting with a ten minute walk can make a difference. If you'd like to discover what’s available near you to become more active and improve your wellbeing, you can self-refer via a local social prescriber. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |