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<p>Surrey Hills Fire & Food Fair is back for 2026</p>

Surrey Hills Fire & Food Fair returns

<p>Haslemere Town Clerk Lisa O’Sullivan is leaving the council after 16 years to become Town Clerk and CEO at Farnham Town Council.</p>

Haslemere says goodbye to town clerk of 16 years

<p>John Halsall, the new chief executive of South East Water.</p>

Water week to start a new job: South East Water announces new CEO

<p>Marine Eugène, left, is replacing Simon Greere as CEO of Farnborough Airport.</p>

Farnborough Airport names new chief executive in leadership shake-up

<p>Rachel Hill is the new Chief Executive of Friends of the Elderly</p>

Rachel Hill named new Chief Executive of Friends of the Elderly

Less than three in five medically fit patients actually discharged from the Royal Surrey County Hospital – as stomach bug increases pressure on hospitals

Top bosses took less than three working days to earn the average Surrey worker's annual pay

Top bosses took less than three working days to earn the average Surrey worker's annual pay

Top bosses took less than four working days to earn the average Waverley worker's annual pay

Top bosses took less than four working days to earn the average Waverley worker's annual pay

<p>Professor Lyndsay Duthie is ready for action after returning to the UCA.</p>

Film supremo returns to UCA for new role

<p>Labour parliamentary candidate for the new Farnham and Bordon constituency, Alex Just, outside Bordon's Future Skills Centre</p>

Questions must be answered on Future Skills Centre, say Labour

Bordon’s weak transport links have been cited as a reason for the centre’s closure

<p>MP Jeremy Hunt described his public meeting with Thames Water's new CEO Chris Weston as 'difficult but useful', with many angry customers taking the opportunity to express dissatisfaction with the compensation arrangements after last year's water cuts</p>

MP Hunt: I want to end the risk of water outages for all constituents

<p>Waverley and Guildford councils' new joint-CEO Pedro Wrobel</p>

Waverley and Guildford CEO wants to 'draw a line' under fraud probe

<p>Peter Glanville (inset) has marked his first year as CEO and director of the Farnham Maltings</p>

Peter Glanville: My first year as CEO and director at Farnham Maltings

<p>Guildford council leader Julia McShane and her Waverley counterpart Paul Follows</p>

Guildford and Waverley fraud probe finds 'serious areas of concern'

<p>The Rt Hon Dame Maria Miller, Member of Parliament for Basingstoke, The Rt Hon Gillian Keegan, Jennifer Coupland, CEO Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education, South Farnham SCITT leaders and apprentice teachers, SFET Headteachers, and Claire Donnachie, Sir Andrew Carter and Claire Harnden (SFET/Chairs of the Apprenticeship Trailblazer Group)</p>

Education minister praises educational trust for making the grade

FTSE 100 CEOs match Surrey residents' annual pay by 8pm on Thursday January 4

FTSE 100 CEOs match Surrey residents' annual pay by 8pm on Thursday January 4

FTSE 100 CEOs match Waverley residents' annual pay by 10am on Friday January 5

FTSE 100 CEOs match Waverley residents' annual pay by 10am on Friday January 5

Fewer schools offer tutoring support in Surrey – amid Government cuts

Fewer schools offer tutoring support in Surrey – amid Government cuts

<p>Thousands had to queue for bottled water in Godalming last month</p>

Jeremy Hunt: Rural Surrey's water woes and fuel stinks must be fixed

<p>Abbeyfield Wey Valley Society has launched Foodbank donation points at its Farnham care homes for several Christmasses</p>

Farnham Foodbank collection points launched at Abbeyfield care homes

<p>Cars queuing for water at Godalming’s Crown Court car park</p>

Water crisis: Jeremy Hunt grills Thames Water CEO on turbidity trouble

Black patients in the Surrey heartlands more than twice as likely as white patients to be detained

Black patients in the Surrey heartlands more than twice as likely as white patients to be detained

Black patients in Frimley and the surrounding areas more than twice as likely as white patients to be detained

Black patients in Frimley and the surrounding areas more than twice as likely as white patients to be detained