14 March 2025

• Epsom police crackdown on anti-social behaviour
  Officers will put in place a dispersal order in the town centre from Friday until Sunday.
• Banking hub opens as council seeks permanent site
  The new banking hub in the Pippbrook building in Dorking is the second of its kind in Surrey.
• Sara Sharif's family denied sentence appeal bids
  Sara Sharif was hooded, burned and beaten during two years of abuse before her death in Woking.
• Pride group founder raped boy, 12, he met on Grindr
  Stephen Ireland, 41, and David Sutton, 27, have been convicted of a series of child sex offences.
• Adoptive families in limbo over 'lifeline' fund
  The Department for Education has yet to say whether funding will continue after 31 March.
• Controversial homes on golf course site approved
  The former 18-hole golf course in Hersham may be transformed into more than 200 homes.
• Amazon removes e-bike battery from sale after fire
  Surrey local authorities are urging vigilance when purchasing batteries due to a recent fire.
• Plans could breathe new life into town - council
  Mole Valley District Council and Kier Property says the plans could breathe new life into the area.
• Conservation group slams stately home renovation
  The Georgian Group is objecting to what it says are "harmful" plans for Clandon Park's interior.
• Hundreds of pharmacies could close - trade body
  Trio Pharmacy is the last one remaining in Shepperton but they say they are under pressure.
• Surrey's smallest borough submits local plan
  The plan includes proposals to build 4,916 new homes, with some of them on green belt land.
• Calls to secure funding for SEND football camps
  Spelthorne MP Lincoln Jopp says he visited a session and it was "great fun" for the children.