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Controversial 'Dalek' cone sculptures get rehomed in Farnham (opens the original)
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A controversial public art installation in Surrey, "likened to a cross between Madonna's pointy bra and the Daleks", has been rehomed, a university says. Entitled A Hand's Turn, the 20 large metal cones were dubbed "an eyesore" at their previous location on Farnham's Riverside Walk, where they were first unveiled in 2023 as part of a council-led public art commission. The sculptures were also damaged by vandals and became too hot during the summer months, causing safety concerns. Artist Natalie
Large scale fungi foraging a threat to Ashdown Forest landscape (opens the original)
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Tougher measures are being called for to fight illegal commercial fungi foraging in East Sussex. The Conservators of Ashdown Forest (CAF), which looks after the 10 square mile (6,400 acre) Site of Special Scientific Interest in Wealden, said the annual large scale picking of mushrooms and other species was having a serious impact on the area's biodiversity. The group is appealing for more help to stop protected heath and woodland being stripped of fungi, which then get sold on to the food indust
World's oldest person celebrates turning 117 in Lightwater (opens the original)
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The world's oldest living person celebrates turning 117 years old in Surrey on Friday with her family and friends. Ethel Caterham, who lives at Hallmark Lakeview Care Home in Lightwater, took on the mantle in April 2025 after the death of Brazilian nun Sister Inah Canabarro Lucas at the age of 116. Born three years before the Titanic disaster and eight years before the Russian Revolution, Ethel has also lived through two world wars. In addition, she is one of the oldest people to survive Covid-1
Valentine card from Amy Winehouse up for auction in Woking (opens the original)
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A Valentine's Day card sent by Amy Winehouse to her jailed husband is to be auctioned in Surrey 15 years after her death. The late Back to Black singer sent the love note to Blake Fielder-Civil after he was sentenced to 27 months behind bars in 2008 for attacking a pub landlord and perverting the course of justice. At the time it was sent, Winehouse had already filed for divorce from Fielder-Civil, who she married in May 2007, and was on holiday in the Caribbean with her new boyfriend. The item,
Zoella and Alfie Deyes get approval for donkey sanctuary near Hassocks (opens the original)
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A famous YouTube couple have been allowed to build a donkey sanctuary behind their West Sussex home. Earlier this year, Zoella - real name Zoe Sugg - and her fiancé Alfie Deyes applied for permission to develop a five-acre field they had bought next to their property near Hassocks. They were warned by Mid Sussex District Council (MSDC) that there could be potential Roman, Anglo-Saxon or even prehistoric remains buried there. MSDC approved their application at a planning meeting on Friday, having
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