How To Be Human by Paula Cocozza Review

The fox in literature is a cunning creature of cleverness and wisdom. In his book ‘Trickster Makes This World: Mischief, Myth and Art’ Lewis Hyde observes the symbolism of the fox: ‘Folklore about foxes has it that a fox, pursued by the hounds, will sometimes run a distance and then double back on its own … Continue reading How To Be Human by Paula Cocozza Review →

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LukeJarmyn published Why is Redhill called Redhill?

The names of Britain's villages and towns often refer to people or administrative activities, but Redhill has a rather different story.Redhill as we think of it today was one of Surrey's 'new' towns alongside Woking during the industrial expansion of the early nineteenth century and historians celebrated 1994 as its 150th anniversary.To establish the origin of the town's name, though, you need to go much further back.READ MORE: 15 pubs in Surrey which are next to a pond, lake or riverThe...

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Josh_Searle published Man attacked with length of wood during 'horrifying' assault in...

A man has been left with a broken foot and a serious head injury after being "brutally" attacked with a length of wood in Horley.The victim, in his 40s, was walking through the Iceland car park with a relative when he was set upon by a group of men, during an assault police have described as "horrifying".The man was taken to hospital for treatment.READ MORE: McDonald's in Salfords plans to install new children's play frameFollowing the attack, which took place at around 1am...

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K_Seckington published Dorking Wanderers beat Corinthian-Casuals to win promotion to...

Dorking Wanderers will be playing in the Ryman League Premier Division next season for the first time in their history and boss Marc White admits it will be "unreal" to see his side line up in non-league's third tier having been a park team just 15 years ago.Wanderers earned their spot in the Ryman Premier after beating Corinthian-Casuals on penalties in the Ryman League Division One South play-off final at Westhumble on Saturday. The sides couldn't be separated after 120 minutes of...

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Surrey Mirror published Voice of Croydon's tram network revealed as Reigate resident...

The voice of Croydon's tram network has been revealed as BBC newsreader Nicholas Owen.Mr Owen's voice is heard on the network thousands of time a day as he was chosen as the man who announces trams' arrival at most of the 39 stations across the whole system. The 70-year-old was asked to be the voice of the tram network by Transport for London (TfL) more than 10 years ago, which he was delighted to agree to. Speaking to the Croydon Advertiser in 2012, the broadcaster, who lives in Reigate,...

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Josh_Searle published Police want to speak to the man in this photo after a burglary in...

Police have released a photo of a man they want to speak to following a burglary in Oxted.The burglary took place at around 9.45am on Monday (April 24). Police say it is not clear if anything was stolen. The house alarm was triggered and continued to make a noise, which police believe "probably spooked" any intruders.READ MORE: Teens Who Kill: Case of Oxted murderer Steven Miles features in new documentary airing SundayOfficers have released the above image because they want to speak...

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Josh_Searle published 'I don't believe it!': Police step in after 'mayhem' of traffic...

A police officer secured the removal of temporary traffic lights that were causing "mayhem" on Cockshot Hill in Reigate yesterday (April 28). According to a post on the Reigate and Banstead Beat Facebook page, run by Surrey Police officers, the lights were left in the road despite work at the site having taken place on the path. This prompted an officer to approach one worker who was supervising them. The exchange that followed left the officer reaching for the catchphrase of...

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TomVKlaveren published Why travelling by train might be difficult in East Surrey this...

Engineering and maintenance work across the south east is destined to make rail travel difficult this bank holiday weekend.Work is taking place that will affect Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express services with both service changes and replacement buses in place.The work will affect travellers across East Surrey and Mole Valley, including those in Redhill and Dorking. READ MORE: Revealed: Hygiene ratings at The Belfry in RedhillOn Southern services today, tomorrow and Monday buses will...

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donnaprior published 3 homes for sale in and around Surrey with amazing gardens

Outdoor space is often a deal breaker for house hunters and with the summer months on their way, a glass of wine by the chiminea in the evening or a full-scale barbecue at the weekend will be on many people's minds.Having a home with the space to do that makes the warmer months feel even more special.We've had a look at the properties on the market to pick out five homes with gardens that are either set up, or have the potential, for relaxing or entertaining outdoors.READ MORE: The cheapest...

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Arundel Town

Obviously after seeing the beautiful Arundel Castle we didn’t want to leave. So we went into Arundel town to see the surroundings of the castle. Arundel is full of lovely, individual shops and cafes with the sweetest faces. It was tranquil and beautiful with each side of the street competing for attention from my lens. 360º … Continue reading Arundel Town →

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Surrey Mirror published Teens Who Kill: Case of Oxted murderer Steven Miles features in...

The case of Steve Miles, a teenager who killed and dismembered his girlfriend Elizabeth Thomas at a flat in Oxted, is set to feature in a new documentary airing tonight (Friday).Teens Who Kill is being shown on CBS Reality at 10pm and Miles' story is described as "one of the most gruesome in our series" by the programme makers. It recounts how, in January 2014, Miles, who was 16 at the time, launched a "blood-curdling" attack on Miss Thomas, 17, in the bedroom of his family's...

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TomVKlaveren published The Dorking house which comes with its own moat and official Lord...

The idea of gaining your own title of Lord or Lady is usually nothing more than a pipe dream for those who are not to the manor born.But a house – a very big house in the country – which has gone on sale in Newdigate includes in its sale price the title of either Lord or Lady Cudworth.Not only that, it has its own moat.READ MORE: A house sold in Reigate and Banstead for £3.3 million was paid for with cashCudworth Manor is currently on the market with estate agents Hamptons at a...

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Surrey Mirror published Five play and youth groups in Surrey hailed as a lifeline for...

Five playgroups and youth schemes in Surrey which have been described as a lifeline for children with disabilities and special education needs are facing closure.The charity Challengers confirmed yesterday (Thursday) that its schemes in Leatherhead, South Godstone, Bookham, Epsom and Ewell will have to close because they have lost funding from Surrey County Council (SCC) for the 2017-2021 period. Some 250 children will be affected by the closures, which will happen in November, after the busy...

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LukeJarmyn published Anger as Wickes withdraws free parking for Dorking residents

Building firm Wickes has angered residents living next to its Dorking branch by withdrawing free parking which has been offered for years as part of an agreement made when the store first opened.The DIY and garden retailer has had an arrangement with residents opposite its Vincent Lane site in Dorking since it opened in 1993 whereby around twenty houses can park one car for free.But last week residents received a letter from Wickes' agent informing them that, from May 19, they will each be...

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DeborahMorris published ​The 'secret' fine dining restaurant in Tadworth which is earning...

A fine dining restaurant which has been a bit of a secret among Tadworth residents is now revealing itself to the rest of Surrey.Taking its name from its address, 28 Station Approach has earned reams of five star ratings from happy customers on its TripAdvisor and Facebook pages, who even compare it to London restaurants.One TripAdvisor reviewer declared it better than any top restaurant in London.READ MORE: A popular pizza van is opening a permanent pizzeria in MersthamAnd this month 28 Station...

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Surrey Mirror published Dorking man accused of taking indecent pictures of children

A Dorking man has been charged with taking indecent images of children.Andy Robson is facing four charges – two counts of making indecent images of children and two counts of taking indecent images of children.READ MORE: 9 ways to stop shops in Dorking closingThe 42-year-old, who lives in Leslie Road, Dorking, is due to appear at Staines Magistrates' Court on Friday, May 26 after being charged by police on Monday.The charges of making indecent images relate to alleged offences on March 23,...

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DeborahMorris published Take a look inside the new-look Mill House Beefeater in Salfords

If you haven't visited Mill House Beefeater in Salfords for a while you will find it now has a completely new look.The popular landmark restaurant on Brighton Road has undergone its biggest ever refurbishment in which walls were knocked down and windows added to open up the restaurant and bar and make the venue lighter and brighter.It was closed to the public and staff for just five days while the work was carried out.READ MORE: First look inside new steakhouse Miller & Carter near...

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Surrey Mirror published The UK's biggest outdoor Nerf battle arena will open in Surrey in...

The UK's biggest outdoor Nerf arena is coming to Surrey next monthWhizz Fit will be bringing two days of indoor and outdoor activities to Esher Church School in Esher on May 13 and 14.The family fun event, called Active Fest, will feature the UK's largest outdoor Nerf arena, as well as bouncy castles, dodgeball, an assault course, bungee run, gladiator duel, water fight and inflatable slides.READ MORE: 'Tough Mudder for kids' is coming to a site between Dorking and LeatherheadFor those of you...

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Surrey Mirror published Revealed: Hygiene ratings at The Belfry in Redhill

All of the food outlets in The Belfry have received the highest hygiene rating.Research shows that every place you can dine at inside the Redhill shopping centre has been given five out of five by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) watchdog.The FSA works with local authorities, in this case Reigate and Banstead Borough Council, to ensure food businesses comply with hygiene laws and carry out inspections.READ MORE: New café selling more than 200 different flavours of muffin opens in...

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WojciechZ published Woman with links to Horley wanted for failing to attend court

A 36-year-old woman with links to Horley failed to appear in court after being charged with drink-driving last year.Police are looking for Lara Green, who failed to attend Worthing Magistrates' Court in December 2016.Green was arrested on October 22, 2015 after she was stopped in Beach Road, Shoreham, and blew a positive breath test of 53 microgrammes of alcohol per 100ml of breath. The legal limit is 35 microgrammes.READ MORE: Missing 17-year-old last seen in Horley is found 'safe and...

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TomVKlaveren published 9 ways to stop shops in Dorking closing

Dorking is a town that has a lot going for it.It has a historic and attractive town centre, a strong tradition of independent retailers and a low shop vacancy rate.Figures presented to the Dorking Town Centre Forum on Monday (April 24) show the town's vacancy rate is just six per cent, below the national average of 12 per cent.However, in recent weeks several businesses, including Two to Four restaurant, The Body Shop and The Bakery, have all closed down for good.So we've asked Dorking's...

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WojciechZ published Man in America wants Leatherhead residents to look out for Sir...

A man who claims his father worked on the set of The Ipcress File with Sir Michael Caine in the 1960s is looking to return a coin to the famous actor which his father reportedly found in his jacket on the set.Warren Smith, who lives in Missouri in the USA, said his father found the coin – an old Australian penny – in the pocket of a jacket which Sir Michael, who now lives in Leatherhead, left behind and kept it as a good luck charm.He said: "My father used to work in Hollywood...

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Surrey Mirror published Thorpe Park is looking for people to work as actors on the Derren...

Actors, lifeguards and zoo keepers are among a host of jobs available at theme parks in Surrey.Merlin Entertainments, which operates Thorpe Park and Chessington World of Adventures, is advertising an array of roles on its website.And, whether you fancy playing characters on Derren Brown's Ghost Train or caring for animals at Chessington's zoo, there are plenty of options for those wanting some scenery with a bit of excitement.READ MORE: Chessington World of Adventures planning to train 'mice...

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Surrey Mirror published AD FEATURE: Pallet-Track announces ambitious growth plans with...

National logistics company Pallet-Track has announced ambitious growth plans in the south east following its purchase of Redhill-based Horley Road Services Ltd (HRS). The purchase of the four-generation, family-owned firm safeguarded 15 jobs as all existing staff members were transferred over to the new business under TUPE regulations in January.The business, founded in 1946, which specialises in next day and economy pallet deliveries throughout the UK and Europe, is now looking to build upon...

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SamTruelove published Firefighters spend 5 hours battling large fire in Newdigate and...

Firefighters spent five hours battling a large fire on farmland in Newdigate this morning (April 28).Crews from Dorking Fire Station, Salfords Fire Station and Cranleigh Fire Station were called to farmland off Partridge Lane, Newdigate at around 12.30am this morning to reports of a large, unattended fire. Firefighters from the three stations worked together to put out the blaze, which spread over an area of around 15 by 30 metres in size. Watch Commander Steve Redrup, of Dorking fire station,...

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SamTruelove published Items worth 'several thousands of pounds' stolen in burglary in...

Jewellery, bags and shoes worth "several thousands of pounds" were taken from an Epsom home during a burglary earlier this week.The items were stolen from a property in Ashdown Road on Monday (April 24) between the hours of 2pm and 4pm.The intruder or intruders gained access to the property by forcing themselves through a door to the rear of the house. Once inside, a quantity of jewellery, bags and shoes worth several thousands of pounds were taken.READ MORE: Man undergoes surgery on...

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Surrey Mirror published Surrey estate agent stole the identities of people whose homes he...

A Surrey estate agent has been jailed for two years after using his position to con his victims out of thousands of pounds. Ayodele Olatudi, 29, whose agency was based in Epsom, entered people's properties to show prospective buyers around. While inside their homes he would photograph bank cards and take bank documents to steal the identities of his victims and set up fake accounts. READ MORE: Man jailed for verbally abusing transgender woman in Caterham supermarket He would return to...

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LukeJarmyn published The disgusting mess left at the National Trust's Abinger Roughs...

A Mole Valley park ranger is "furious" and calling for action to stop stop fly-tipping after waste was illegally dumped an Abinger beauty spot.National Trust volunteers at Abinger Roughs and Netley Park found piles of waste beside the popular Bishop's Cross memorial near Leasers Barn on Friday (April 21).The lock on a gate had been broken, suggesting fly-tippers had broken in out of hours. Over the weekend, building waste was also found on one of the park's bridleways.READ MORE: Man...

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LukeJarmyn published Parents of children involved in crash on way to school weren't...

A dad whose son was involved in a crash on his way to school is furious that he was not told about the collision until hours after it happened.Five children at Bletchingley Village Primary School (formerly St Catherine's) were involved in the crash at around 8.35am Tuesday morning on Pendell Road when the nine-seater Peugeot Expert collided with a grey Honda CRV on its way to school.The children were at the scene for nearly an hour and were checked over by paramedics, but their parents only...

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WojciechZ published Eight cockerels dumped in a country lane in East Horsley in a...

Eight cockerels dumped in a cardboard box in East Horsley have been rescued and named after fairytale characters.The RSPCA took in the birds after being called on Sunday afternoon (April 23) by a woman who discovered them running around in woodland, having escaped from the box.RSPCA inspector Andrew Kirby was called to Honeysuckle Bottom in East Horsley at about 7pm to collect the cockerels.READ MORE: Surrey Widlife Trust's new Nower Wood education centre opened by member of Royal FamilyHe said:...

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TomVKlaveren published What you said about the closure of popular Dorking restaurant Two...

Dorking residents have expressed their shock and disappointment after a popular restaurant closed its doors for the final time.Two to Four, in West Street, shut over the weekend and posted a short notice on its website confirming that the business had "ceased trading".Mark Goldstein, a spokesman for insolvency agency MGACR, has confirmed that the businesses has gone into liquidation.Patrons of the restaurant have been quick to take to social media to express their sadness at the...

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SamTruelove published Investigation launched into fire in Merstham that left man with...

An investigation has been launched into a fire in Merstham that left a man with "severe burns".Two crews from Banstead Fire Station and Reigate Fire Station were called to Church Hill, off London Road North, in Merstham, at 11.06pm on Monday (April 24).A spokesman for Surrey Fire and Rescue said a 26-year-old man suffered burns during a fire and that crews spent 30 minutes on the scene. The man was taken to East Surrey Hospital.The fire service have not been able to provide further...

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SamTruelove published New images released of men police want to speak to in connection...

Police have released new images of three men they would like to speak to in connection with an assault in Epsom last month where a man was left with a broken jaw.It is reported that the victim, a man in his 30s, was attacked from behind at around 1am on March 25 while walking near to the junction of Waterloo Road and the High Street.He was hit in the mouth and knocked to the ground.The victim suffered a broken jaw which required surgery. He also had to have a wisdom tooth removed and a metal...

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SamTruelove published Cadbury has released three new chocolate bars and it's getting...

Cadbury has released three new chocolate bars which are sure to get chocolate lovers in Surrey excited.The new bars, which are on sale now, are perfect additions to the chocolate world for nut lovers and Oreo fans.The Big Taste Peanut Caramel Crisp bar is a moulded shape design said to "maximise the chocolate eating experience".Its filling includes peanut halves, crunchy crispies and gooey caramel.READ MORE: Surrey Widlife Trust's new Nower Wood education centre opened by member of...

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Josh_Searle published No trains between Redhill and Tonbridge after fault in Godstone...

There will not be any Southern Rail services between Redhill and Tonbridge until 11am today (April 27) because of a problem with a train in Godstone.The fault has also damaged a rail and, according to Southern's website, until the train is moved and damage repaired services are suspended between the two stations.Buses have been requested to run between the stations, and were expected to have arrived by 7.15am.READ MORE: Billy Monger's dad speaks out for the first time since son's horrific...

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Surrey Mirror published Police hunt man who exposed himself aboard Thameslink trains...

Police have launched an appeal after a man was repeatedly seen exposing and touching himself aboard Thameslink trains through Surrey. British Transport Police's (BTP) Sexual Offences Unit have issued a photo of a man they are looking to speak to in connection with the incidents, which are all said to have happened aboard Thameslink services, some of which stop at Redhill. READ NEXT: Man jailed for verbally abusing transgender woman in Caterham supermarket Their investigation began last August...

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TomVKlaveren published Billy Monger's dad speaks out for the first time since son's...

Billy Monger's father has spoken for the first time following his son's horrific crash at Donington Park that led to the amputation of both his legs.Monger, 17, from Charlwood was airlifted to hospital after the crash on Easter Sunday. A JustGiving page set up by his race team with the support of his family has so far raised more than £755,000 for his future and Rob Monger, Billy's dad, has described the level of support the family have received. He said: "Billy has hopefully had his...

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LukeJarmyn published Delays continue after crashes in Bletchingley and Caterham

Heavy delays have hit drivers in Bletchingley and Caterham this afternoon after two car crashes took place within a few miles of each other.A car, believed to be a black BMW, hit a parked car by Lawrences Auctioneers on Bletchingley High Street (A25) eastbound just before 1.45pm with both firefighters and officers from Surrey Police attending the scene.Meanwhile a multi-vehicle crash at around 3.35pm going southbound on the Caterham Bypass continued to affect traffic on the road and just further...

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WojciechZ published Large number of tyres found dumped on Broadbridge Lane as...

Smallfield has been hit by yet another incident of fly-tipping after 17 tyres were dumped in a residential road.David Green, 50, was walking his dog along Broadbridge Lane, where he lives, when he came across the tyres at the side of the road.It is the latest in a series of incidents of rubbish being dumped in the village and Mr Green believes changes to the items that can be disposed of for free at council-run rubbish and recycling centres is the reason for the spike.READ MORE: Burstow Primary...

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Surrey Mirror published Woman demands action over thieves callously 'stealing toys and...

A woman whose father is buried in Oxted says his grave and others at the cemetery are being repeatedly targeted by thieves who have even stooped as low as stealing children's toys.Laraine Kincade, 52, lives in Eastbourne but visits her father's grave at the St Mary's Church burial ground in Church Lane every six to eight weeks to put plants there.Over several years now items she has placed there have been stolen, and on one occasion a huge part of the memorial stone carrying her father's name...

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TomVKlaveren published Delays between Godstone and Leatherhead after multi-vehicle crash...

A multi-vehicle crash on the M25 near Godstone has resulted in three lanes being closed and queues stretching almost back to Leatherhead. Three lanes of the anticlockwise section between Junction 5 (Sevenoaks) and Junction 6 (Godstone) were originally closed due to the accident which took place at 3.30pm. The two outside lanes remain closed and Highways England have reported that queues are stretching back towards Junction 9 for Leatherhead. READ MORE: Pebble Hill Road crash:...

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WojciechZ published Brave Lower Kingswood man tackles burglar after finding him in...

A heroic Lower Kingswood man tackled a burglar he found raiding his home and helped bring him to justice despite being injured in the process.Mark Arkwell returned to his house in Green Lane to find his door open and a man trying to escape through a back window.The 37-year-old fire officer sprang into action and put him in a headlock but was forced to release him after a fight in which he was cut by broken glass.READ MORE: Lower Kingswood man who is planning to open craft beer shop in Reigate...

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LukeJarmyn published 'Firearm' spotted inside vehicle in Redhill car park later...

Police officers were called to a Redhill car park yesterday (April 25) after reports of what was believed to be a firearm inside a vehicle.Officers were called to the car park outside Halfords and Pets At Home, in Brighton Road, just after noon. But when they arrived the firearm was identified as a BB gun. A man was arrested and then later de-arrested before being given "strong words of advice".READ MORE: Watch moment Redhill man proposes to his girlfriend after finishing the London...

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Surrey Mirror published Surrey Widlife Trust's new Nower Wood education centre opened by...

A new £1.1 million wildlife education centre has opened near Leatherhead and it was officially launched by a member of the Royal Family.Her Royal Highness the Countess of Wessex opened the new centre at Nower Wood and unveiled a plaque before taking a tour of the 81-acre Surrey Wildlife Trust site on Thursday (April 20).During her visit, she joined children on a minibeast hunt and helped them create a bluebell fairy picture.READ MORE: First look at amazing new wildlife sanctuary and vet...

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SamTruelove published Pebble Hill Road crash: Motorcyclist suffers serious injuries...

A motorcyclist has suffered serious injuries after a crash with a car in Betchworth last night (April 25)The collision, involving a silver Vauxhall Vectra and a black Honda motorcycle, took place at around 10.30pm in Pebble Hill Road.The motorcyclist was taken to St George's Hospital in Tooting with serious injuries by South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) paramedics. The air ambulance service also attended.READ MORE: Are these the 11 prettiest streets in Surrey?The road remains closed in...

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CraigSimpson published Billy Monger thanks the people who saved his life after horror...

Teenage racing driver Billy Monger has thanked the people who saved his life after he was seriously hurt during a horror crash on Easter Sunday.The 17-year-old Formula 4 racer, from Charlwood, was airlifted to hospital after the accident at Donnington race track, in Derby.The young racer had to have the lower part of both of his legs amputated following the crash.A JustGiving page was set up last week to help Monger deal with his life-changing injuries. It has so far raised more than...

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TomVKlaveren published Man sentenced for threatening to kill Leatherhead woman who has...

A man has been given a suspended prison sentence after threatening to kill a Leatherhead woman who has Down's Syndrome and her family.Joshua Hislop, 19, of Pelham Road in Gravesend, Kent was given a 12-week jail term, suspended for a year after admitting sending threatening messages via WhatsApp.Hislop sent a series of threatening text and photo messages to his victim on June 12 and 13 last year, threatening to kill her and members of her family.READ MORE: Ex-Spurs midfielder Jamie O'Hara fined...

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Surrey Mirror published Sainsbury's, Tesco and M&S are having a houmous shortage

Everyone stop what you're doing and take a seat - there's a houmous crisis which means supermarket shelves are running dry. Forget Trump vs Kim Jong-Un and potential global annihilation; forget Brexit and the uncertain future of the UK; forget the worrying rise of popularism across Europe. This is big.Supermarkets including Sainsbury's, Tesco and M&S have withdrawn their ranges of the popular dip due to what national news outlets are calling a 'houmous crisis'. READ MORE: Aldi's Hula Hoops...

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TomVKlaveren published Man jailed for verbally abusing transgender woman in Caterham...

A man has been jailed for verbally abusing a transgender woman in a Caterham supermarket then posting photos on Facebook to taunt her further.Darren McClean, 38, of Highdown Lane in Sutton, pleaded guilty to using abusive behaviour to cause harassment at Guildford Crown Court on Friday (April 21) and was sentenced to 12 months in prison.The abuse took place on March 15 this year when McClean spotted Philippa Baker, a transgender woman, shopping and started taunting her.READ MORE: Watch moment...

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TomVKlaveren published Popular Dorking restaurant Two to Four has closed down

A popular Dorking restaurant has surprised and disappointed the town by announcing it has closed down for good. Two to Four, in West Street, closed its doors over the weekend and posted a short notice on its website confirming that the business had "ceased trading".Mark Goldstein, a spokesman for insolvency agency MGACR, has confirmed that the businesses has gone into liquidation.READ MORE: A Dorking quiz team has ended the Egghead's 25-episode winning runHe said: "I think the...

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SamTruelove published ​Watch moment Redhill man proposes to his girlfriend after...

A school teacher from Redhill romantically popped the question to his girlfriend moments after finishing the London Marathon. After Nick Edwards completed his first marathon on Sunday (April 23) with the respectable time of five hours and 32 minutes, he got down on one knee to propose to Sally Gerrish. Her answer of "yes" was greeted with loud cheers by family members, friends and onlookers – and the whole proposal was caught on film. One kind-hearted member of the crowd...

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Surrey Mirror published Mini heatwave forecast for Surrey - but only after 'Arctic blast'

It's time to dust off your summer wardrobe, because Surrey is set to heat up next week. The county is expected to get plenty of sunshine and highs of 19C next Thursday (May 4) after a chilly week with highs reaching just 9C, according to forecasts by BBC Weather. So although it is set to warm up ahead of the bank holiday weekend, Surrey residents may have to endure an "Arctic blast" first, as a plume of freezing air from Iceland is hitting the UK this week and pushing its way south...

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