31 March 2025

• Man guilty of attempted murder after stabbing woman
  Richard Flower stabbed his victim at an address in Sunbury-on-Thames last year.
• Which bills are going up in Surrey?
  As bills start to rise from April 1, what should residents in Surrey expect in terms of their costs?
• Pregnant smokers get support to save babies' lives
  Three maternity tobacco dependency advisers are telling women of the risks to their babies' health.
• Ray Mears to judge BBC's Make a Difference Awards
  Ray Mears joins two local MPs in judging the BBC's 14th Make a Difference Awards.
• 'Toad patrol' helps over 800 amphibians cross road
  The Boundary Road Toad Patrol is setting a new record for the number of toads it helps in a year.
• Arrest after crash leaves pedestrian badly injured
  Police appeal for witnesses to a crash involving two cars and pedestrian on Send Road on Sunday.
• Hindhead Tunnel closed for overnight maintenance
  The tunnel will be closed for five nights from Monday until Saturday.
• Town centre road shut until late April - council
  Woking Borough Council says a late delivery is to blame for the delayed reopening of Victoria Way.
• Hospital hopes new centre will cut waiting lists
  The Surrey Surgical Centre at Ashford Hospital has two new orthopaedic theatres.
• Veterans recall 'euphoric' VE Day celebrations
  Six veterans meet at The Ritz hotel to reminisce on how they celebrated the end of war in Europe.
• Why the Grand National was held at Gatwick
  The famous race was moved to Gatwick racecourse for three years during World War One.
• Dispersal orders put in place across Surrey
  The orders come after reports of anti-social behaviour across the county, say Surrey Police teams.