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About The Conservative Party Of Surrey

Built By Surrey. Answerable To Surrey.

A local team bringing practical experience, direct answers, and a public standard of transparency to Surrey City Hall.

New Vision.New Goals.New Leadership.

Resident-Led / Surrey-WideOne Shared Centre
Surrey ResidentsThe Centre Of Every Decision
Your VoiceListen First
The TeamShow Up
The PlatformAct Clearly
Public RecordReport Back

Residents Should Always Know What Happens Next.

Rooted In SurreyBuilt around people who live, work, raise families, and serve here.

Clear About ResponsibilityName the City lever, the partner, and the honest limit.

Answerable In PublicMake decisions, costs, timelines, and progress visible.

Who We Are

Local Experience. A Shared Decision To Serve.

The Conservative Party of Surrey brings together residents whose working lives have kept them close to the pressures families and businesses feel: safety, affordability, city processes, neighbourhood growth, and the need for straight answers.

Led by Honveer Singh Randhawa, the team includes people from law, construction, hospitality, real estate, transportation, outreach, sport, faith, and community organizing. Different routes into service make the conversation stronger when everyone is held to the same public standard.

Conservative Party of Surrey team members meeting residents in the community
ON THE GROUNDA party should be visible where community life happens.
Surrey community volunteers gathered together
Surreyresidents first

What Guides Us

Values That Should Be Visible In Every Decision.

A value matters when residents can recognize it in the question asked, the choice made, and the update that follows.

01

Community Before Career

This team entered public life because Surrey residents deserve people who know the city beyond the council chamber.

02

Courage With Accountability

Leadership means making difficult calls, explaining them plainly, and staying answerable for the result.

03

Transparent By Default

Decisions, costs, owners, and timelines should be visible without forcing residents to chase the information.

04

Families At The Centre

Every proposal should pass a practical test: does this make everyday life safer, clearer, or more affordable for Surrey families?

05

Direct Answers

When a problem is municipal, name the City lever. When another partner must act, name that partner and the next public checkpoint.

06

Common Sense In Practice

Law, trades, business, real estate, outreach, sport, faith, and community service all bring useful knowledge into public decisions.

The Public-Service Roadmap

From A Resident’s Concern To A Visible Result.

This is the route every promise should follow. It keeps the work grounded, names responsibility early, and gives Surrey a way to see whether something moved.

Campaign team listening to Surrey residents
START HEREListen Before Deciding.
  1. 01

    Listen

    Name the lived pressure.

    Begin with what a family, neighbour, worker, or business owner is actually experiencing.

    Public proof: the question is recorded clearly.
  2. 02

    Map

    Identify the authority.

    Say what City Hall can lead and where TransLink, the province, schools, or community partners must join.

    Public proof: the owner and next checkpoint are named.
  3. 03

    Act

    Make the trade-off visible.

    Put the cost, timing, intended outcome, and alternatives into public view before the decision.

    Public proof: residents can understand what the vote changes.
  4. 04

    Report

    Close the loop.

    Explain what was completed, delayed, changed, or referred — and when Surrey will hear the next update.

    Public proof: the status remains easy to find.

Leadership Shaped In Surrey

Honveer’s Route Home To Public Service.

Education in care and law, a Surrey legal practice, and a growing commitment to public leadership.

Read Honveer’s Full Profile
2005Graduates from Queen Elizabeth Secondary School in Surrey.
UniversityCompletes nursing and law degrees at the University of Manitoba.
2015Called to the British Columbia Bar and returns to serve Surrey.
2015 — nowBuilds Randhawa Law Centre and serves local families and businesses.
2024Runs in Surrey–Guildford in the provincial election.
2026Steps forward as the Conservative Party of Surrey mayoral candidate.

There is no Surrey without the community

Bring your question, time, or local knowledge.

You do not need a campaign background to help. Wanting a better Surrey is a meaningful place to begin.