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East Clandon community calls for urgent action after A246 crash (opens the original)
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The man who was first on the scene of a fatal collision outside his home says he was unable to sleep after seeing two men trapped inside an overturned vehicle. Emergency services responded to a three-car collision in Epsom Road, East Clandon late on 21 August. Two men died at the scene while three people were arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. People living in East Clandon say they have been reporting speeding in Epsom Road "for years", but their requests for help were
Family of Surrey Police officer heartbroken by 'cruel' eviction (opens the original)
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The family of a detective have described their heartbreak at being evicted from their subsidised police housing. Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend issued eviction notices to 21 officer families earlier this year, saying new recruits needed the houses. Offering the discounted homes to new officers will help attract and keep the best talent, Townsend said. Laura, who was told in February she had to leave the property she lives at with her husband and two young children, said it wa
Future of Abinger Hammer watercress farm in doubt (opens the original)
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The Kingfisher Farm and Flower Shop in Abinger Hammer has been run by the same family for five generations - but its future is now in doubt. When Barrie Arminson took on the business at 18 years old in 1956, it was enjoying a booming trade supplying watercress right across the country. At the time, the entire site was covered with watercress beds, but it began to diversify in the 1990s and just six beds remain today. The farm shop keeps the business going. Arminson is now retired. His daughter,
Laughter and tears at Dame Penelope Keith funeral in Guildford (opens the original)
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Dame Penelope Keith's funeral has been hailed as "wonderful, beautiful and absolutely amazing" by her friends. The actress, who starred in The Good Life and To The Manor Born, "died peacefully whilst living with cancer at her home" on 29 June at the age of 86. Crowds lined the streets to say their goodbyes to the "very special lady" as her coffin travelled through her home town of Milford in Surrey before the service at Guildford Cathedral. Broadcaster, writer and former politician Gyles Brandre
First university-owned Wetherspoons to open at Guildford campus (opens the original)
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University students have shared their excitement ahead of the opening of a Wetherspoons on campus. The Sir Ronald Wates, the UK's first university-owned Wetherspoons pub, is set to open on the University of Surrey's campus in Guildford on Tuesday. Cameron Corrigan, who is studying law at the university, says "it's probably the best thing to ever happen to the university", while paediatric nursing student Chloe Richardson said: "It's great for uni students, we all struggle with money as well and
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