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Town halls
Ask the question directly, hear the answer in public, and understand what the campaign would do next.
Events & town halls across Surrey
A mayor who answers to you starts with a mayor who shows up.
Come with a question, bring a neighbour, and meet the people asking Surrey to expect more from City Hall. Campaign events are open, direct, and built around real conversation.
Every neighbourhood
Events are planned across Surrey, not only around City Hall.
No screened questions
Bring the hard question. Residents deserve a direct answer.
Walk-ins welcome
No campaign background required. Bring a neighbour and take part.
The official campaign calendar
See what is happening across Surrey.
Town halls, meet-and-greets, campaign gatherings, and community appearances are kept in one live calendar. Open it before you travel for the latest date, time, venue, registration, and map links.
- Current detailsThe external calendar is maintained by the campaign team.
- One place to planFind time, location, ticket, map, and calendar links together.
- Bring your questionEvery event is a chance to make a Surrey concern heard.
Dates can move as new town halls and community stops are added. Use the official calendar for the latest schedule.
Open the full events calendar ↗Meet the campaign in person
Surrey is the meeting place.
Community events should feel less like a performance and more like a useful conversation: clear questions, honest answers, and a next step residents can follow.
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Meet-and-greets
Have a more informal conversation with the candidates about your block, business, family, or neighbourhood.
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Community events
Find the team at the places Surrey already gathers and start a conversation without waiting for an invitation.
Stay in the loop
Get event updates straight to your phone.
Join the campaign WhatsApp group for town hall dates, neighbourhood stops, campaign updates, and time-sensitive notices. No noise—only the information that helps Surrey residents take part.
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Questions we hear often
Know what this campaign is asking Surrey to expect.
If your question is not here, bring it to an event. Accessible leadership starts by making room for the question residents actually want answered.
Meet Honveer01What does this campaign stand for?+
Safer streets, lower taxes, families first, and a City Hall that gives Surrey residents clear answers. Every commitment should connect to a concern people live with and a result they can check.
02How can I ask Honveer Singh Randhawa a question directly?+
Come to a town hall or community event and ask it in person. Honveer is committed to open events with time to hear directly from Surrey residents, including the difficult questions.
03What happens if a commitment cannot be kept as written?+
The public deserves a direct explanation. The campaign standard is to say what changed, why it changed, who is responsible for the next step, and when residents should expect another update.
04How can I get involved beyond voting?+
You can volunteer, request a lawn sign, donate, share campaign updates, or help staff a town hall. The campaign has room for different schedules, skills, and comfort levels.
See volunteer opportunities05Why should Surrey families trust this team?+
The team lives and works in Surrey and understands the pressures residents are raising: safety, affordability, growth, public services, and whether City Hall is listening. Trust still has to be earned through presence, plain answers, and visible follow-through.
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