Woking Trainer Reseller Kings Kleans Hits £100k a Month
Woking entrepreneur Kingsley Earl turned a university side hustle into Kings Kleans, a trainer restoration business now earning over £100,000 a month on eBay.
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Woking Station Closed This Weekend: Rail Replacement Buses Guide
All lines through Woking close 7-8 November. Find out which buses replace trains, where to change, and how to plan your Surrey journey without missing a connection.
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Guildford’s Ivy Castle View Launches Bucket List Sunday Roast
The Ivy Castle View in Guildford unveils a 2026 Sunday roast with sirloin, two Yorkshire puddings and castle views. Here’s what locals should know.
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Surrey Warm Welcome: Free Hot Drinks at 100+ Venues Until March 2027
Free hot drinks, company and energy advice at over 100 Surrey libraries and community venues this winter. Find your nearest Warm Welcome spot before 31 March 2027.
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Woking Has Surrey’s Lowest Average House Price as Prices Fall
Woking’s average house price fell 2.7% to £438,000 in August 2026, the biggest drop in Surrey. Here’s what it means for local buyers, sellers and renters.
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Waverley Loneliness Grants: Up to £35,000 for Local Projects
Waverley Borough Council offers £3,000 to £35,000 grants for projects tackling loneliness. Find out who can apply and how to bid before the 21 December deadline.
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New Junior Parkrun Launches in Dorking’s Meadowbank Park
A free weekly junior Parkrun for children aged 4 to 14 starts 22 November at Meadowbank Park, Dorking. Here’s what families need to know before Sunday.
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Shere’s historic Old Fire Station toilets set for £30,000 renovation
Shere’s listed Old Fire Station toilets get a £30,000 grant. Closed from 2 November for about 10 weeks. What residents and visitors need to know.
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Byfleet Cat Rescue Fights to Stay Afloat as Donations Fall
Byfleet Cat Rescue, a volunteer-run charity near Woking, faces falling donations and rising demand. Here is how local residents can help keep it going.
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Treasury Accepts Role in Staff Death After Inquest: What Surrey Readers Need
The Treasury accepts it contributed to a personal assistant’s death. Here’s what changed, what it means for Surrey workplaces, and where to find support.
