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Witness Appeal for A281 Collision

Witness Appeal for A281 Collision

Surrey Police are appealing for witnesses following a collision near Alfold yesterday. Officers attended a collision involving a van and a motorcycle on the A281 Alfold By-Pass at around 11.45am…

Cathedral Musicians Take On 800km Fundraising Pilgrimage

Two musicians from Guildford Cathedral are set to undertake an extraordinary 800km pilgrimage across France and Spain immediately after the Cathedral’s Holy Week and Easter services, in a fundraising challenge…

Ollie’s Mission: To Be the First To Handcycle to Everest Base Camp

A former British officer cadet, paralysed in a road traffic collision, is attempting to become the first person to reach Everest Base Camp by handcycle. Using only his upper body,…

‘Incredibly Complex’ Care System Linked to Father’s Health Decline

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter A daughter has told NHS bosses how her dad went from playing golf and going to the pub to losing a leg before spending…

Volunteering Opportunities News is Here!

Here are some latest volunteering opportunities with organisations and charities in this area and some latest news from Voluntary Action South West Surrey. Phyllis Tuckwell’s new charity shop and donation…

Music and Ale Event To Celebrate Opening Of New Farnham Hospice Building

This is a milestone year for the Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice in Farnham. Its new hospice will open this spring, providing much-needed care in a community of over 500,000 people across…

130 Homes Proposed for Surrey Green Belt Site

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter In another example of green belt development in Surrey, plans to build up to 130 homes between Kingswood and Burgh Heath, east of Leatherhead,…

Guildford MP to Challenge Government on Expected Changes in Planning Law

By Isabelle Trubshaw Guildford MP Zöe Franklin (Lib Dem) is preparing to question the House of Commons over anticipated planning law reforms, following Berkley Homes’ decision to withdraw its long-standing…

Commercial Way Is Windy Way in Woking

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter ‘Why is it so windy?’. People living and working in Woking’s town centre want answers over why Commercial Way and Victoria Square have become…

Ash Primary School To Be Rebuilt as Part of Government Redevelopment Programme

By David Reading The Government has announced that Shawfield Primary School in Ash is to be rebuilt. Work on the new two-story school building is expected to begin in the…