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The Surrey areas with some of the South East's lowest rates of depression (opens the original)
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Parts of Surrey have some of the lowest rates of depression in the South East, according to new official statistics exposing the scale of England’s mental health crisis. Figures published by the House of Commons Library show that in pockets of the country, particularly in the North West, as many as one in three adults have a formal diagnosis of depression. Around one in seven residents are diagnosed with depression in Godalming and Ash, which has the highest rates in Surrey (15%). A similar prop
Every murder recorded by Surrey Police in the last five years mapped (opens the original)
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More than 20 murders have been recorded by police in Surrey over the last five years, and they have been highlighted in a map revealing the areas with the highest body counts and per capita crime rates. The number of killings fell to its lowest level in more than a decade, according to the latest police statistics. But there were still 431 murders in the year ending March 2026, although that was down 4% on the previous year and the lowest total since at least 2012. That includes two murders reco
The Surrey areas most at risk from wildfires as full list of UK hotspots mapped (opens the original)
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Firefighters have tackled nearly 1,000 wildfires so far this year - as a new map reveals the hotspot areas most at risk near Surrey. Prime Minister Andy Burnham chaired a Cobra meeting on Wednesday with ministers, officials, and agencies amid the ongoing summer climate crisis, with highs of 33C forecast, rising to as much as 38C on Thursday. It follows a warning from fire chiefs of the unprecedented pressure placed on services by a fifth summer heatwave and “exceptionally high” levels of wildfir
Reality behind Surrey’s rising disability benefits bill laid bare in new map (opens the original)
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The reality behind Surrey’s rising benefits bill has been laid bare in a new map - after Prime Minister Andy Burnham warned that a lack of support has let a generation down. The number of people in England and Wales claiming personal independence payments (PIP), the main disability benefit, has passed four million for the first time. Claimant numbers have roughly doubled since 2019, with PIP spending forecast to top £41 billion by the end of the decade. That includes more than 40,000 claimants i
Migration stats show thousands more are moving to Surrey than moving out (opens the original)
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Thousands more people are choosing to move to Surrey than are packing up and quitting our area for somewhere new. New internal migration figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that while more than 98,000 former residents moved out of local authority areas in Surrey last year, over 103,000 people moved in. That’s a net population gain of more than 4,700 people who moved to Surrey from somewhere else in England and Wales. Waverley was the most popular part of our county to move
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