Farnham urologist urges patients not to let embarrassment delay seeking medical help
A Surrey urologist is urging people not to let embarrassment stop them seeking medical help for potentially serious symptoms.
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Waverley, Surrey's largest borough by area: Farnham, Godalming, Haslemere, Cranleigh and the western weald.
The bitter end: Centuries of hop growing history to end on estate near Farnham
Centuries of brewing history are coming to a close on the slopes of the Hogs Back as a commercial hop grower has begun its final harvest.
New Titanic exhibition coming to Farnborough explores Surrey connection
Titanic fans can get a closer look at the real story behind the doomed liner when an exhibition featuring authentic artefacts opens in Farnborough this autumn.
Wrecclesham scrap firm shows their mettle with £10k donation to hospice
Staff at a scrap metal firm in Wrecclesham have a heart of gold judging by their donation to a Farnham charity.
Three-year ban for Whitehill drug-driver
A Whitehill man who was found narrowly over the drug-drive limit has been handed a hefty ban by a Surrey court.
Ancora choir celebrates 20 years of singing
The Ancora ladies’ choir - started by Mac Newton for Alton’s first Wonder of Christmas concert in 2006 - celebrated its 20th birthday with a highly entertaining anniversary concert.
Celebrating 40 Years of Rowleys
Forty years of lunches, company, day trips and a welcoming place to sit down. Rowleys Centre for the Community marks its 40th anniversary with a thank you to everyone who got it there. The post Celebrating 40 Years of Rowleys appeared…
Experience the Spirit of Japan at Rikkyo School’s Festival of Culture
Traditional dance, Kendo, calligraphy, a tea ceremony and a bazaar. Rikkyo School in England opens its estate at Rudgwick for its annual Japanese Festival of Culture on Sunday 25th October. The post Experience the Spirit of Japan at Rikkyo…
Cranleigh Arts Launches Its 2026/2027 Programme with the Scholfield-Clarke Duo
Saxophone and piano, Debussy and Bizet, and no charge at the door. Cranleigh Arts opens its new season on Tuesday 8th September with the award winning Scholfield-Clarke Duo. The post Cranleigh Arts Launches Its 2026/2027 Programme with the…
Local Author Calls For Information on Cranleigh’s Second World War Names
Rod Weale wrote the biographies of the Cranleigh men who died in the Great War. He is now doing the same for those named on the War Memorial who died between 1939 and 1945, and he would like to hear from their families. The post Local…
Poetry: The Writers’ Summer Party at Bernard’s House
Raspberry roulade, a pinched chair, a bottle of Prosecco going round and a black cat being photographed. This month's poem catches a writers' group summer party exactly as it happens. The post Poetry: The Writers’ Summer Party at Bernard’s…
Bosom Friends, Number 3: Recovery, Lea’s Story
The third instalment in the Bosom Friends series. Ten years on from a grade 3 diagnosis, Lea writes about what recovery actually looks like once active treatment ends and everyone assumes you are better. The post Bosom Friends, Number 3…
The Power of Connection
We think of healthy living as eating well, exercising and sleeping enough. Penny Lynch makes the case for one more ingredient on that list, and the evidence behind it is stronger than most people realise. The post The Power of Connection…
Memory Lane: September 2026
A professional music team, a walk around Knowle Park with a sing along afterwards, and a cup of tea for the carers. Memory Lane's September programme, and it is free with no need to book. The post Memory Lane: September 2026 appeared first…
Wild Wonders: Darwin, Evening Primroses and a Loveliness of Ladybirds
Miki Marks on Darwin's real message, why insects can find their way into a conservatory but never out of it, and the evening primroses by her back door that open at dusk in three or four abrupt jerks. The post Wild Wonders: Darwin, Evening…
Crane Spotter: Cheers Fly In For New Cranleigh Pub
It has been a long, hot summer, so our Cranleigh birder opened a pub. Four bars, no meals, water only, open all hours. Twenty species have already flown in, and the wood pigeons have no manners at all. The post Crane Spotter: Cheers Fly In…
Five-star Epsom and Ewell FC bounce back in style
Godalming Town 1–5 Epsom & Ewell FC. 29th August – Bill Kyte Stadium – Combined Counties League Epsom & Ewell produced the perfect response to last week’s FA Cup disappointment … Read More The post Five-star Epsom and Ewell FC bounce back…
More Waverley coverage
Further Waverley reporting from SurreyLive's own Waverley index. These are shown without a timestamp because the index does not publish one - open a story to see when it was filed.
Prettiest place in Surrey has been crowned – and it's not Chiddingfold or Ripley
The village in the Surrey Hills has been named the county's most beautiful place, beating popular contenders Chiddingfold and Ripley – and it's been a film set too
Rumours asylum hotel has opened in Surrey town are 'misinformation' says council leader
"Unsubstantiated" rumours had spread online that an asylum seeker hotel had opened in the town
When and where Surrey rain is expected this week after thunderstorm warning issued
Heavy rain, flash flooding and even hail have been forecast
Urgent search for missing Farnham man last seen holding large TV
Officers are concerned for his welfare and would like to find him as soon as possible.
'Deeply missed' 94-year-old remembered in this week's death and funeral notices for Surrey
Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one
'Unique opportunity' to help save one of Surrey's most important buildings
Farnham Museum is undergoing major renovations
Great grandmother remembered in this week's death and funeral notices for Surrey
Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one
All the Surrey bank holiday train changes as SWR plans big alterations
Some key stations will be affected by engineering work
Plans for new homes off Godalming High Street approved as office building purchased
The building in the town centre is set to be made into homes despite some objections from residents
New Godalming nursery offers parents 'radically flexible approach to childcare'
The Crèche launches Surrey’s first pay-as-you-go childcare with no minimum commitment, no deposit and no registration fee
Two remote neighbourhoods you've probably never heard of tucked beside Surrey's best place to live
These picture postcard hamlets are incredibly peaceful
Plans for homes, retirement village, care home and rugby pitch near Farnham draw mixed response
The proposals include a wide range of amenities and leisure facilities, such as a new 5G pitch for the rugby club
Waverley council tax 2026 to 2027: Band D is £2,604.87
Bin collections in Waverley: who collects, and how to check your day
Food hygiene ratings for 952 rated premises in Waverley
Towns & villages in Waverley
- Cranleigh22
- Farnham18
- Godalming13
- Haslemere12
- Alfold1
- Badshot Lea
- Beacon Hill
- Bowlhead Green
- Bramley
- Brook
- Busbridge
- Charleshill
- Chiddingfold2
- Churt
- Dippenhall
- Dunsfold
- Elstead
- Enton
- Ewhurst
- Farncombe
- Frensham
- Grafham
- Grayswood
- Hale
- Hambledon
- Hascombe
- Hindhead
- Hydestile
- Lower Bourne
- Loxhill
- Milford
- Palmers Cross
- Peper Harow
- Pitch Place
- Rowledge
- Runfold
- Rushmoor
- Shamley Green
- Shottermill
- Spreakley
- Stroud Common
- Thursley
- Tilford
- Witley12
- Wonersh
- Wormley
- Wrecclesham1
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