19 May 2024

• Hepatitis C tests spike after blood scandal news
  More than 12,000 people asked for tests in England after the BBC found 1,700 cases are undiagnosed.
• New evidence uncovered on cello and nightingale
  A new documentary marking the centenary of the landmark event claims to prove its authenticity.
• Royal praise for Down's syndrome DofE award winner
  Jack Archer got a gold DofE award for his work with a swimming group for Down syndrome participants.
• Olympic champion joins protests over sewage spills
  Protesters at over 30 locations are calling for end to sewage spills plaguing England's waterways.
• Darts player to support fundraiser for bipolar charity
  The Bipolar UK event in Chertsey on Saturday is being backed by James Wade, who has the condition.
• Surrey's child services are improving - Ofsted
  Ofsted inspectors say staff turnover has reduced since the last inspection.
• Witness appeal after cyclist dies on lane in Peaslake
  Surrey Police say enquiries are underway to establish the circumstances of the death of a cyclist.
• Faulty battery link to storage unit fire - report
  A report says a large fire at a storage unit in Surrey was probably caused by a faulty battery.
• Council elects first BAME mayor
  Councillor Sarbie Kang has been chosen as Surrey Heath Borough Council's new mayor.
• Air ambulance raises £1m to buy second helicopter
  The vehicle will save the charity £500,000 a year and allow it to fly six more hours a day.
• Leaders Surrey thump Worcestershire by 281 runs
  Division One leaders Surrey thump Worcestershire by 281 runs as Dan Worrall takes 10 wickets in the match.
• Lindsey 'always felt' Crawley could get promoted
  Crawley boss Scott Lindsey always felt his side could win promotion to League One despite them being tipped for relegation at the start of the season.