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A man has died after being dragged out of the River Wey in Guildford
A MAN who was pulled from the River Wey in Guildford following a large-scale rescue attempt on Tuesday has died in hospital.
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Suicide verdict in drugs mother prison death inquest
A SUICIDE verdict has been returned at an inquest into the death of an inmate at HMP Send.
Trial begins of homeless man accused of rape
A WOMAN invited a homeless man into her property but was then raped by him, a court has been told.
Countryliner operates a number of bus routes across Surrey
ONE of the region's biggest bus and coach operators faces being wound up at Londona s High Court on Wednesday.
Police appeal for witness in killing of Ben Gardner
Police have launched an appeal for a witness they believe may have vital information about the killing of Ben Gardner on November 1. Mr Gardner, 30, an insurance broker who worked for Legal & General, in Tadworth, was at a birthday party on Halloween with his girlfriend Allanna Devine, 28, when her costume witcha s hat was allegedly stolen by a ...
Children share their vision for future of Runnymede
POSTERS of what schoolchildren want Runnymede to look like in the future are going on display in Addlestone's Civic Centre.
Train chaos set to continue after line closure
TRAIN passengers travelling from London Waterloo to stations in north Surrey will face delays for the rest of the week after a part of the line was closed.
Pay as You Go Mobile Broadband Overtakes Contract Deals
Sat, Nov 21 2009 09:11:53 Tags : Broadband Expert,Richweb Media,broadband,mobile broadb GUILDFORD, ENGLAND, November 21, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- October sales figures from leading broadband comparison site Broadband Expert show for the first time that consumers prefer Pay as You Go mobile broadband to contract mobile broadband.
Epsom and Ewell may be Surrey county dump for asbestos waste
Deadly asbestos will be collected at a waste centre in Epsom if plans submitted to Surrey County Council were approved on Wednesday.
Concern growing for missing Crawley woman
CONCERN is growing for a Latvian woman who went missing last month. Nadezda Nikitina was last seen on October 9 before she took a weeka s holiday from her job at Tesco in Pound Hill in Crawley.
Hospice gets X-tra special visit from new patron Cowell
Simon Cowell gave the CHASE children's hospice, Christopher's, the X Factor when he announced he is to become patron of Children's Hospices UK during a visit last week.
Area escapes major damage as horrendous storms blow in
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Surrey's Blue Line To Be Thickened
News has leaked out of plans under development by the Chief Constable to put up to 200 more visible police constables on the streets of Surrey to meet the demands of local people.
A state expert on milfoil control this week fielded questions about the safety and effectiveness of a widely used herbicide that targets this aggressive weed.
Crimewatch appeal man admits child porn charges
A SERIAL sex offender who was arrested on the same night an appeal for his whereabouts went out on the BBC's Crimewatch has appeared in court to admit 21 child pornography offences.
'Night stalker' suspect may face further charges
A man accused of raping and sexually assaulting 11 elderly women during a series of burglaries in south London and Kent over the past 17 years may learn if he is to face further charges.
Pensioner left bruised after dog attack ordeal
A DOG walker was left in a crumpled heap after his Yorkshire terrier was viciously attacked while out on a walk in Guildford.
Woking man found guilty of rape
A MAN has been found guilty of raping a girl in the public toilets of a shopping centre in Woking.
Police find 40,000 of stolen horse tack
A massive A 40,000 of stolen horse tack has been discovered at a property in Ryeish Green.
Kingston politicians withdraw adverts after unpaid interns query
Two of Kingstona s top politicians have withdrawn or rewritten adverts for unpaid interns, after a workersa rights campaigner raised concerns they may breach minimum wage rules.
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