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<p>Sonia Roberts will be undertaking a charity wing walk for Aerobility next month, similar to the one pictured. (David Quick)</p>

Sonia takes fundraising to new heights

<p>Phoebe Harris hopes to run from John O’Groats to Land’s End.</p>

Student aims to become youngest woman to run the length of Britain

<p>Bluebird Care presents its £1,000 community grant to Dogs for Autism, alongside Jon, his mother Kelly and his assistance dog Casper.</p>

Dogs for Autism receives £1,000 grant from home care provider

<p>Surrey County Council Leader Cllr Tim Oliver and Leader of the Opposition Cllr Paul Follows.</p>

Surrey adds up to 570 new SEND places

<p>The boxes spotted on a tree by footpath in Farnham by a reader.</p>

Letters to the editor: We're getting our national priorities wrong

<p>Greyson Theophanous, 5, who would only eat Greggs sausage rolls until he went through hypnotherapy.</p>

Surrey boy rolls over Greggs habit with hypnosis

<p>St Paul's C of E Primary School, The Cardinals, Tongham. </p>

Surrey primary school to open new autism unit for 25 children

<p>Could you help train this puppy for Dogs for Autism charity?</p>

Charity wants volunteers to raise puppies training as assistance dogs

<p>Hampshire County Council Children and Young People Select Committee.</p>

Hampshire children face 700-day wait for autism support

<p>Haslemere author Robert Noble with his new memoir, I’m Autistic, Get Me Out of Here!, available now at The Haslemere Bookshop</p>

Robert Noble's candid memoir on autism

Haslemere author Robert Noble shares his personal journey with autism and more in his new memoir, aiming to foster inclusivity in communities.

<p>Theo Panayiotou with his stand at Alton College</p>

Alton College student raises funds for World Autism Awareness Day

<p>The Duchess of Edinburgh with Louis, a puppy in training at the charity (Susie Kirkby)</p>

Charity to host community fun walk to launch ‘Lead the Way’ fundraiser

<p>Sarah Squire, chair of Squire’s Garden Centres (third from left) and Brian Phillips, Badshot Lea centre manager, with staff and volunteers from The Therapy Garden.</p>

Garden centre shares the love with Normandy charity

Children in Crisis: How the pandemic has affected children's health in Waverley

Children in Crisis: How the pandemic has affected children's health in Waverley

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Session for parents of autistic children

<p>Surrey County Council continues to launch autism-friendly communities
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Councils host event for autism

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Haskins Forest Lodge backs Dogs for Autism as its charity of the year

<p>Ant and Dec meet Buddy on the set of Saturday Night Takeaway</p>

Ant and Dec meet Dogs for Autism assistance Labrador puppy Buddy

<p>Costume-maker Judy Wright went above and beyond for the Fitzroy OnTrack drama group</p>

Fitzroy variety show at Petersfield school is fitting tribute to Judy

<p>Orla Hamilton with her manifesto for change</p>

Ten-year-old Orla defied all odds and campaigns for youth parliament

More than four in five people with suspected autism in Frimley and the surrounding areas experienced a prolonged wait for a diagnosis

More than four in five people with suspected autism in Frimley and the surrounding areas experienced a prolonged wait for a diagnosis

Three-quarters of people with suspected autism in the Surrey heartlands experienced a prolonged wait for a diagnosis

Three-quarters of people with suspected autism in the Surrey heartlands experienced a prolonged wait for a diagnosis

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Building the right support for autistic people – talk by Alexis Quinn

<p>Golden retriever JJ starts his musical education with two members of the Basingstoke Symphony Orchestra </p>

Puppy from Beech charity Dogs for Autism enjoys classical music