Surrey local news from local sources of the news
Royal Surrey County Hospital is removing dangerous RAAC concrete by year’s end, ensuring patient and staff safety and maintaining community trust. The hospital’s proactive approach addresses a nationwide concern.
Surrey Police HQ’s planned upgrades face renewed flooding concerns despite council approval. Flood modelling shows high surface water risks at the Mount Browne site in Guildford, raising questions about the project’s long-term viability and community impact.
Guildford parents demand traffic lights on hazardous Guildford Road to protect children from speeding traffic. Community concern highlights urgent need for safer crossings.
Guildford parents demand traffic lights on hazardous Guildford Road to protect children. Concerns over road safety highlight the urgent need for improved pedestrian crossings in busy areas.
Surrey Police investigate an assault at a car boot sale and appeal for witnesses, particularly a woman believed to have witnessed the incident. The appeal highlights community safety concerns.
Surrey Police investigate an assault at a car boot sale and appeal for witnesses, particularly a woman believed to have seen the incident. Community safety concerns are raised.
Surrey Police investigate a car boot sale assault and urge witnesses, particularly a woman believed to have seen the incident, to come forward. Community safety is paramount.
Hampshire’s women’s cricket team secures a semi-final spot in the One-Day Cup after a dominant win against Durham. This victory is a source of community pride and inspires young cricketers.
Planned rail closures on South Western Railway routes in Surrey cause significant travel disruption. Buses replace trains on affected routes, impacting commuters and daily routines. Check journey details before traveling.
Ian Smith appointed chair across integrated care boards, impacting healthcare in Surrey. Improved coordination and community access to services are expected. Learn more about the changes and their local effects.
