27 July 2024

• Call for public ownership of asylum cemetery
  About 9,000 people are buried at the site in Epsom which was surrounded by five institutions.
• Surrey weekly round-up: 20 July - 26 July 2024
  Take a moment to read five stories we picked from Surrey this week.
• Nearly 250 homes planned for town car park site
  The council said it had made a commitment that 40% of the planned 248 new homes would be affordable.
• Police name victims of Surrey double murder
  The two men were killed in a fatal collision involving an e-bike in Sunbury, say police.
• Ultramarathon runner reaches South East
  Frank Wainwright is covering 33 miles a day in July and August.
• Art display raises awareness of head and neck cancer
  The Faces of Survival display is a source of hope for patients, an East Surrey Hospital doctor says.
• ‘I’m stuck in a prison’: Disabled and trapped in hospital for 10 months
  No suitable home has been found in the community for the 36-year-old, who is disabled.
• Planned closure for subway refurbishment works
  The council wants to make the subway more welcoming for those using it.
• New HMOs would 'change character of area', say residents
  The applications have been approved for homes near the Royal Surrey County Hospital.
• Rail firm completes over 100 station improvements
  South Western Railway operates trains between London and Surrey, Hampshire and Dorset.
• 'Outstanding' preschool saved from closure
  All Saints Preschool is thanking donors after emergency funding keeps its doors open.
• Cow police collision now a criminal investigation
  Surrey Police says it has had 2,000 complaints after the cow was struck twice by a police vehicle.