Dorking Hospital Welcomes Back Audiology Services
Audiology services are returning to Dorking Community Hospital on Monday after a temporary relocation to Kingston-upon-Thames. This move enhances local access to vital care.
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Cornwall-Gatwick Flights Secure Despite Collapse
Cornwall’s vital Gatwick air link will continue despite an airline collapse, ensuring regional connectivity. The Newquay route, initially Blue Islands for Skybus, supports tourism and addresses future operational risks.
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Caterham Council Merger Proposal: A Look at Restructuring
Explore the proposed merger of Caterham on the Hill and Caterham Valley councils. Understand the definitions, potential benefits like efficiency, and risks such as loss of local identity.
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WWI Munitionettes Honored: A Legacy of Sacrifice and Strength
Discover the legacy of WWI Munitionettes, honored by a new plaque. Learn about their critical role, filling millions of shells, and the profound benefits and risks of their wartime service.
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Wisley Airfield Housing: First Phase of Controversial Development Approved
First phase of 459 homes approved for controversial Wisley Airfield development, part of a 1,730-home plan. Project promises new community hub with shops and cafés.
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Non-League’s 3UP Campaign: Pushing for More EFL Promotion
National League clubs intensify pressure on the EFL for increased League Two promotion spots, advocating for the ‘3UP campaign’ to enhance football pyramid fluidity.
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Surrey Police’s Facial Recognition Vans Spark Data Privacy Debate
Surrey Police introduces live facial recognition vans, sparking intense debate over data privacy, civil liberties, and the ethical implications of real-time surveillance. Explore the benefits, risks, and public concerns.
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Spelthorne Council Faces £11M Cuts to Avoid Bankruptcy
Spelthorne Borough Council must find £11 million in annual savings to prevent bankruptcy. This urgent measure aims to stabilize finances, protect vital services, and avoid external intervention.
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Young Survivor Richard Joins England Squad as Mascot
Eight-year-old cancer survivor Richard is thrilled to be a mascot for England’s Three Lions squad, walking out with the team before their match against Serbia.
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Samuel’s Known UK Connections
Samuel is reported to have links in Guildford, Woking, and South London. The source text provides no further details on the nature or context of these connections.
