17 March 2025

• Situation still 'fluid' one month on from sinkhole
  Residents have been told it could be up to a year before they can go home.
• Covid legacy still affecting children, say teachers
  School leaders in Surrey and Kent reflect on how the challenges presented by coronavirus.
• Draper's mother praises son after milestone win
  Jack Draper, from Leatherhead, is now seventh in the world rankings after his Indian Wells victory.
• Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd-Webber write new songs
  The pair have written songs for a new comedy entitled Sherlock Holmes and the 12 Days of Christmas.
• River Thames safety concerns could lead to strike
  The union said about half the required number of people are currently employed along the Thames.
• Nearly 5,000 take part in Surrey running events
  The events included a half marathon, a 5km and a junior race taking place in Woking.
• Plans for homes near river approved
  Elmbridge Borough Council approved plans for the development off Orchard Lane in Molesey.
• Inside the signal box standing the test of time
  Haslemere's signal box is still used after 130 years - but its operational days are numbered.
• Hospital chief retiring after 37 years in NHS
  Angela Stevenson will take early retirement later in the year.
• Flash mobs planned for rock choir's charity single
  Farnham, Godalming and Guildford Rock Choir will be holding charity flash mobs on Saturday.
• Work begins on £23m care housing development
  Surrey County Council says the project in Guildford aims to reduce reliance on residential care.
• Rail disruption expected due to engineering works
  South Western Rail services in Guildford and Woking are among those disrupted on Saturday and Sunday.