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<p>Harry Wentworth-Stanley, 37, is completing a 400-mile endurance challenge across England in memory of his brother James.</p>

Harry’s mission to help men in suicidal crisis

<p>Lydnsey Roberts, founder of Forest Fusion.</p>

Former teacher shortlisted for start-up award

<p>Aileen Ashby, Rowledge Methodist Church</p>

Faith Comment: Looking for stillness in the Christmas rush

<p>Greg Stafford, Farnham and Bordon MP</p>

Greg Stafford MP: Justice failures put our communities at risk

<p>Speakers at the Smartphone Free Childhood event in Bordon on November 6, 2025.</p>

Smartphones ‘hitting children’s mental health hard’, experts warn

<p>Steven Knowles, St Peter's Church, Wrecclesham.</p>

Faith Comment: Despite changes we are always cherished

<p>Local author Claire Davies on her Land’s End to John O'Groats cycle ride.</p>

Cross-Britain cycle ride brings self-discovery for local author

<p>Graham Thorpe Drive in Farnham Park named after the England and Farnham batsmen.</p>

Graham Thorpe Drive named in Farnham as father pays tribute

<p>Animals are being used to ease the anxiety of children and teenagers in Surrey (Photo: NHS Surrey Heartlands).</p>

Animal-assisted outreach supports young people with anxiety in Surrey

<p>One in five Surrey Police officers say they are seeking alternative employment</p>

Police facing exodus as officers cite low morale and pay fears

Police morale is at an ‘all-time low’ according to the police federation

<p>Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Ms Richardson meet nursing students and staff from the School of Health Sciences at the University of Surrey</p>

Opinion: Don’t fall for the Tories' naked pre-election bribes

Staff sick days at Surrey and Borders Partnership Trust reach post-pandemic high

Staff sick days at Surrey and Borders Partnership Trust reach post-pandemic high

The Royal Surrey County Hospital staff took fewer sick days in December than a year before – as absences across England spike

The Royal Surrey County Hospital staff took fewer sick days in December than a year before – as absences across England spike