15 May 2025

• Romance fraud cases in Surrey reach nearly 1,000
  A Surrey widower says he has been left homeless after falling victim to a con.
• Merging school must repay £13m loan - council
  Bankrupt Woking Borough Council is chasing £13.2m it loaned to Greenfield School.
• M25 reopens after waste lorry crash arrests
  Surrey Police are asking any witnesses to the crash on Wednesday morning to come forward.
• Five takeaways from council leader in hotseat
  Tim Oliver, from Surrey County Council, spoke to BBC Radio Surrey Breakfast presenter James Cannon.
• Surrey Youth Games will not go ahead in 2025
  Active Surrey says the council and partners will instead provide opportunities for youngsters.
• Disruption after lorry hits railway bridge
  Some train services between Surrey and Sussex have been impacted.
• Residents asked for views on 250 new homes plan
  A consultation event is being held about plans to redevelop Clouds Hill Farm in Oxshott.
• Helping on the farm reaps mental health benefits
  Farm Care has "seen an impact" on youngsters' mental health on east Surrey farms.
• Council leader talks about devolution and services
  Tim Oliver appeared on the hot seat on BBC Radio Surrey breakfast show on Wednesday.
• Surrey councils plan 'flawed', say opposition
  Leaders of Surrey County Council opposition groups have written to the government about devolution.
• Family of dead British PC face wait for answers
  Hannah Byrne's family says she was extremely kind, funny, caring and had a real zest for life.
• Wildfire warning to public amid 'heightened risk'
  Surrey Fire & Rescue Service says those visiting the countryside can help prevent wildfires.