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'Complex' Surrey repairs that left 1,000s without water 'taking longer to fix' (opens the original)
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“Complex” repair work to fix pipes that split open and caused thousands of Surrey homes to lose water this week is underway but taking longer to repair than normal. On Monday, September 28, thousands of people woke up to homes without water after burst main in the Wildnerness in Molesey, prompting the utility company to set up bottle stations. Crews were dispatched to find the source of the leaks, which the MP Monica Harding said was losing 750 litres of water a second - while a hosepipe ban was
Vandalised Surrey artwork described as 'eyesore' gets a new home (opens the original)
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A controversial art installation that spit opinion, with critics calling it an “eyesore” that would be “improved no end” by vandals is back on display after being moved from its original site. I In 2023, a new piece of public art was unveiled at Longbridge. Called 'A Hand’s Turn' by Natalie Bradwell and Livia Spinolo it was described as a sensory, tactile, and interactive sculpture that was inspired by photographs of barley stored at the Maltings. It was designed to be touched with the cones spi
Surrey council's £480m investment portfolio now worth just £330m (opens the original)
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Almost £150 million has been wiped off the value of Runnymede Borough Council’s remaining investment portfolio, latest figures show but what sales it has made have been above the sticker price. The council was placed under government warning over concerns about soaring debt levels in 2023. This was lifted in December 2024 but it has continued publishing the state of its portfolio as part of transparency measures. It shows that the council spent £487m stockpiling office space, mixed use sites, an
100 homes to be built on Surrey car parks to avoid 'concreting over green belt' (opens the original)
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Town centre car parks could be used for social housing in an effort to avoid “concreting over green belt” chasing “unattainable” targets. Reigate and Banstead Borough Council is to examine options to redevelop Gloucester Road car park in Redhill that will prioritise 60 new affordable and social rent flats. It will also seek out a developer to take on a similar project for 40 homes on the High Street car park in Horley. The costs of the two projects have yet to be revealed but will require final
Uncertainly surrounds reopening of Surrey theatre as safety work yet to start (opens the original)
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A reopening date for the unsafe Harlequin Theatre, closed when dangerous crumbly concrete was found throughout the building, is still to be confirmed. The earliest hoped-for time would be in 2028 but the leader of Reigate and Banstead Borough Council has said it is entirely dependent on how long the fit-out work will take once the building has been made safe. The emergency repairs and modernisation at the Redhill arts hub has yet to begin with early estimates saying it would take about six to se
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