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Hospital Apologises ‘Unreservedly’ After Death of Disabled Girl

The head of the Royal Surrey has apologised “unreservedly” after the death at the hospital of a 12-year-old disabled girl. Rose Hartfleet died at the hospital on January 30, 2024,…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.328

By Malcolm Fincham The unusually lengthy spell of high pressure systems that had dominated the southern regions of the UK since the early weeks of March finally began to break…

SCC Intends to Back Public Survey Result and Shorten Summer School Holidays

Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Summer holidays could be shortened in Surrey in favour for a longer October half-term break, after a county council decision. The change by Surrey County…

Surrey Heath Selling Assets to Maintain Essential Services

Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Financially troubled Surrey Heath Borough Council is considering further sales in order to “keep the lights on” and “ensure essential services” are maintained. Any sites…

Community Councils Proposed to Maintain Local Representation

By Emily Dalton, local democracy reporter, and Martin Giles This article has been updated with a comment from the Guildford Conservative Association. Please see below. The comment was received within…

Highways Bulletin – A320 Weekend Closures

The information for this bulletin comes from Surrey County Council and is written by them. See interactive map here. Report potholes and highway issues here. Junction 10, M25 news here.…

Updated: Can You Help Find Missing Nigel?

Surrey Police have issued a renewed appeal for the public’s help in finding 69-year-old Nigel Ward, who went missing on Sunday (June 1). And they have issued further information relating…

Guildford Man On Assault Charge

A Guildford man has been charged with committing a serious assault in Farnborough. Isiah Payne, aged 25, of Ferry Lane, has been charged with grievous bodily harm with intent and…

Letter: Reduced Speed Limits Will Save Lives

From Helen Skinner In response to: I Would Rather Have Potholes Filled Surely it is more dangerous if “most” traffic is already travelling at 20mph and then some drivers come…

Major Disruption on the Railway During Hot Day in 1900

By Mark Coxhead with David Rose On July 16, 1900, a derailed engine caused a significant disruption on the London & South Western Railway’s mainline at Woking. The engine, pulling…