New restaurant serving Indian inspired Sunday roasts opens in Surrey town
With its impossible-to-miss artwork inside and out, this new restaurant is serving up a unique Sunday roast with all the trimmings
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Many residents in Surrey are not adequately 'health literate', report finds
One in three people in Surrey are more likely to spend more time in hospital and suffer depression due to not being sufficiently 'health literate', a report found
Plans to demolish Surrey village's strawberry nursery to build 95 new homes
The nursery is currently used to grow strawberries, but could be demolished for a 95-home housing development
Desperate search for Surrey man, 64, missing after flash floods in Nepal
He was leading a Hindu pilgrimage in Nepal when the floods struck
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Noxious waste fires near village need to stop - MP
Claire Coutinho wants firmer legal action against unauthorised waste burning in Smallfield.
Surrey pacemen dominate against Yorkshire
Surrey's seam attack dominates against Yorkshire as the visitors close day one on 113-7 at The Oval.
Council homes' residents complain about maggots
"The maggots were literally crawling out into the entrance way," one Runnymede resident says.
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Saad and Iqbal al-Hilli were murdered along with Iqbal's mother near Lake Annecy in 2012.
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New cycling event encourages riders to enjoy the sport with a social twist
Called Pedals & Pints, the event was launched by Molesey dad Angus Effemey, who is a personal trainer and indoor cycling instructor.
Surrey priest feared dead after Nepal floods as family desperately seeks 'closure'
Hindu priest from Surrey among missing Britons after deadly flash floods in Tibet. UK families seek answers as Foreign Office aids search and relief efforts.
Man charged after fire breaks out at asylum hotel in Surrey
A man has been charged with arson after a fire at an asylum hotel in Surrey.
Teenage girl ‘hit and pulled to the ground’ in Surrey park
Police are appealing for witnesses after a teenage girl was assaulted at a Surrey park.
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Letter: The Lib Dems Should Apologise for Their Misleading Letter
From H Trevor Jones In response to: Truth in Politics Begins with Accurate Facts I haven’t seen the Spectator article in question, so cannot comment on the accuracy of references to it. But writing as a non-party person who likes to…
City Have Victory Snatched Away in Final Minute
Guildford City (1) 1 Loxwood (0) 1 By Barry Underwood City came close to gaining a maximum six points over the Holiday weekend but were thwarted by a goal at the death by a spirited Loxwood side. The match definitely was a game of two…
Letter: A Third Runway at Heathrow Would Be Harmful to Local Residents
From Sylvia Taylor In response to: Deadline Looms for Heathrow Consultation The Heathrow Expansion plans for the third runway is counter to all expressions by the Government and the Heathrow lobby about the benefits to the Economy, Health…
Letter: I Don’t Think Hydrogen Is the Answer
From Patrick Bray In response to: Does Hydrogen Offer a Less Road Damaging Option? Hydrogen as a road fuel has some serious drawbacks. The production of hydrogen is expensive and can be very dirty. Green, blue or pink (yep they went…
Epsom & Ewell Times
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Surrey health literacy warning
Nearly one in three working-age Surrey residents is not adequately health literate, a council committee report has warned. The report, which is due to be considered at a joint meeting … Read More The post Surrey health literacy warning…
Surrey campaigners seek independent appeal rights over new flight paths
Surrey countryside campaigners have joined a national call for residents to be given an independent right of appeal when changes are proposed to flight paths over their homes. CPRE Surrey … Read More The post Surrey campaigners seek…
3rd September 2026
Community Local History News Heritage doors open across Epsom and Ewell 2 September 2026 Historic buildings, forgotten stories and rarely seen corners of Surrey will be brought to life when Heritage Open … Read More The post 3rd September…
Stoppage-time double sinks the Salts
Epsom & Ewell 2–3 Tooting & Mitcham United. 31st August 2026 – Chalky Lane, Chessington – Combined Counties Premier League South. Attendance: 206. Epsom & Ewell twice led and appeared … Read More The post Stoppage-time double sinks the…
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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…
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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.
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.
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Westfield earn emphatic win against Egham Town
Westfield produced a superb performance to win 4-0 at home to Egham Town in the Isthmian League South Central Division on Bank Holiday Monday.
Woking mental health patient wins national art prize
A woman receiving support at a mental health hospital in Woking has won a national competition for her artwork.
John Marquis: Woking sign former Shrewsbury forward
Woking have signed forward John Marquis on a one-year contract.
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M25 shut by van fire and fuel spillage as queues stretch for six miles
A van fire brought traffic to a standstill on the M25 in Surrey, causing major disruption.
LIVE updates as van fire shuts M25 and causes six-mile traffic queues
A vehicle fire on the M25 has caused major disruption for drivers travelling through Surrey.
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