26 April 2024

• Four protesters arrested at BP conference
  Three women and one man have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit criminal damage.
• On demand bus service to be expanded across Surrey
  The minibus service can be booked just 30 minutes before passengers want to travel.
• Pub bomb police accused of running down the clock
  Police have a new forensic line on the Guildford pub bombs but perpetrators are shielded from 1 May.
• Investment in Gypsy site facilities approved
  A planning application will be submitted for the 15 new facility blocks.
• Music venue reopens after break-in
  The Fiery Bird in Woking closed after fittings were stolen from the building, which caused a flood.
• New mental health clinic for Surrey young people
  The clinic in Charlwood will provide care and treatment for young people aged 13-18.
• Indebted council set to increase borrowing limits
  Spelthorne Borough Council has average debts of £10,415 per person.
• Residents prepare to cast votes in local elections
  Over 100 seats across six Surrey councils are up for re-election on 2 May.
• Concern over experiments near home of boy who died
  Zane Gbangbola's parents say he was killed by toxic gas from a former dump after the Thames flooded.
• Residents invited to watch new bridge installation
  The bridge is a council project which will create a new crossing over the railway.
• John Barnes banned as company director over taxes
  John Barnes Media Ltd failed to pay £190,000 in taxes despite a turnover of over £400,000.
• Mixed priorities among local election candidates
  Some tell us they will use their vote to send a message to political parties in Westminster.