Surrey Leader’s Political Journey: Elections, Reform, Identity
A Surrey leader reflects on their role, denying a political identity while discussing elections, governance reform, and the complexities of party politics in local government.
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The Power of Folk Music in Carol Success: A Surrey Connection
Discover how a carol achieved widespread success by marrying its lyrics with a Surrey folk song. Explore the benefits, potential risks, and cultural impact of musical adaptation.
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M25 Junction 10 & A3 Wisley Interchange Upgrades Nearing Spring Completion
National Highways confirms M25 Junction 10 and A3 Wisley Interchange roadworks to conclude by spring. Learn about the project’s aim, anticipated benefits, and typical construction challenges.
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Ketamine Addiction Soars: Rehab Warns of ‘Record-Breaking Highs’
A Surrey rehab reports nearly a third of residents are battling ketamine addiction, urging caution as admissions hit ‘record-breaking highs.’ Learn about the severe risks.
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Guildford’s Festive Burger: A Pig-in-Blanket Christmas Treat
Discover Guildford’s unique Christmas burger, topped with a pig in blanket, served in a warm, cozy restaurant near the fairy-lit castle. A tasty, festive must-try!
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Surrey Travellers Seek Permanent Field Residency
Travellers who arrived on a Surrey village field in October are now seeking permanent planning permission. This move sparks debate on community integration, planning laws, and local impact.
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MI London Debuts: The Hundred Embraces Global Franchise Investment
Oval Invincibles rebranded as MI London following Mumbai Indians’ owners investment. This move signals The Hundred’s growing global appeal and the expansion of T20 franchises.
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Royal Celebration: Duchess Opens New High Street Charity Hub
HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh inaugurated a new charity facility on the High Street. This royal visit highlights the vital role of charities, boosting their profile and community support.
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Counterfeit Plane Parts Scandal: Flights Grounded, Man Pleads Guilty
Jose Alejandro Zamora Yrala pleads guilty to supplying counterfeit aircraft parts, leading to grounded flights. This incident highlights the severe risks of illicit aviation components, from safety hazards to financial losses.
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Veteran Hairdressing Lecturer Wins National Teaching Award
Lisa Charles, a Nescot College hairdressing lecturer of 13 years, was ‘gobsmacked’ to win an award on The One Show. Discover the impact of such recognition on educators and vocational training.
