08 October 2025

• Men jailed after jewellery store ram raid
  The two "career criminals" are jailed after "wreaking havoc" during a raid on a jewellery shop.
• Guildford fringe founder makes bid to save theatre
  The founder of Guildford Fringe pledges to "bring the venue back to the community".
• Family raises funds after boy dies of rare cancer
  The funds support research into Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG), an incurable brain tumour.
• School-based mental heath trial to be rolled out
  Settings with the highest levels of need will be given access to a school-based mental health team
• 'We have to show people we've listened'
  At their autumn conference, MPs discuss how to manage the huge challenges facing the Tories.
• Thorpe Park welcomes students for careers event
  About 10,000 students from 87 schools across Surrey, Kent, London, Essex and Berkshire will attend.
• Developer's homes plan includes school and GP
  Campaigners say the scheme would "fundamentally and irrevocably change" the community.
• New treatment centre revamps urgent care
  The Minor Injuries Unit in Haslemere has been redesigned as an Urgent Treatment Centre.
• Drones to be tested in cardiac arrest 999 response
  Current survival rates for out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in the UK are below 10%, researchers say.
• Poverty impacts Surrey residents, report finds
  The Understanding Inequality in Surrey report finds that 20,000 children are growing up in poverty.
• 'Grandad is one of 9,000 buried in derelict site'
  The Friends of Horton Cemetery wants the site to be a memorial to those buried there.
• Community centre due to reopen this month
  Maybury Centre was forced to close in July after it was left without power or a fire alarm system.