04 September 2024

• Children found dead in Staines 'doted on' dad
  The three children who were found dead with a man at a house in Staines were all aged under four.
• Petition to rebuild hospital has 9,000 signatures
  Frimley Park Hospital was previously granted funding for a replacement building.
• Families back push to boost blood cancer treatment
  Families tell of their experiences with blood cancers as a charity aims to raise awareness.
• More than 2,000 objections to shopping centre plan
  The redevelopment of a shopping centre and car park site in Hersham include a six-storey building.
• Consultation agreed on voluntary 'mansion tax'
  Waverley Borough Council has based the scheme on Westminster Council's "mansion tax" initiative.
• Met Office rain warning issued for south-east England
  The Met Office has issued a yellow rain warning between 21:00 on Wednesday and 09:00 on Thursday.
• Customers' 'stress' as event tickets fail to arrive
  A Facebook group with 600 members is trying to get money back from the Worthing-based company.
• Historic pub could be given lifeline
  The Anchor in Knaphill was originally built in the late 1700s but closed its doors in 2020.
• Assaults on prison staff at Downview up by 54%
  A report by inspectors highlighted rising assaults and prisoners with mental health needs.
• Survey finds 'significant support' for flood plan
  The River Thames Scheme also aims to increase resilience to climate change and enhance biodiversity.
• RHS Wisley warns show visitors about M25 roadworks
  The RHS says plans are in place to minimise the impact of a major road project.
• Children found dead not known to social services
  The BBC understands that three children found dead in Staines were not known to social services.