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<p>A stock image of mental health.</p>

Mental health patients faced unsafe conditions, report finds

<p>The Health Network Hub Spring Fair in Churt brought together local practitioners, families and residents for a community day of wellbeing activities and talks. Photo credit: David Jensen</p>

Churt's health fair boosts community wellbeing

<p>Revd Dr Caleb Nyanni. principal of Waverley Abbey.</p>

New Waverley Abbey principal reveals mental health struggle

<p>Mike Clarke during in his army days.</p>

Veteran campaigns for mental health awareness benches

<p>Liss resident Chloe Ramsay with her book And Still She Stayed.</p>

Chloe publishes debut novel from her hospital bed

<p>Damian Hinds, East Hampshire MP</p>

Damian Hinds MP: Early support is vital for children's mental health

<p>Grayshott Cricket Club are launching walking cricket sessions this season</p>

Grayshott launching walking cricket sessions

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

Former teacher shortlisted for start-up award

<p>Kiln House Studios in Farnham.</p>

Highways objection raised to Badshot Lea special school plans

<p>From left to right, local campaigner Gemma Taylor, GP Susie Davies, MP Jeremy Hunt, MP Laura Trott and Cllr Jane Austin at the public meeting about social media and smart phones in Godalming.</p>

Parents facing “no bigger issue” than smartphones, warns MP

<p>Ben Bristow, Lib-Dem candidate for Farnham South.</p>

Ben Bristow: Why a social media ban for under-16s matters

<p>Khalil Yousuf discusses public speaking with a group of students.</p>

Khalil Yousuf: Season of unity offers hope for our communities’ future

<p>Damian Hinds on the terrace at the Houses of Parliament. </p>

Damian Hinds MP: Knowing mental health, knowing you

<p>Greg Stafford MP learns about using a defibrillator from St John's ambulance at the health fair in Farnham.</p>

Health Fair brings community together to promote wellbeing

<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>Greg Stafford MP and Smartphone Free Childhood’s event.</p>

Greg Stafford MP: How smartphones are stealing childhoods

<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>Farnham cricketing great Graham Thorpe, left, gives an award to Launceston Cricket Club’s Bill Glen in 2016.</p>

'A Day for Thorpey' to honour Farnham cricket legend

<p>Surrey County Council's proposal for two unitary authorities</p>

Letters to the editor: Einstein would struggle with council reform

<p>Mathew after his sky dive for Hive Helpers.</p>

Mathew's skydive raises £800 for Bee-PLUS

Damian Hinds MP: Silence around men’s health is costing lives

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

Greg Stafford MP: Health committee work rooted in community concerns

<p>Entrants in the Surrey Hills Distinguished Gentleman's Ride 2025.</p>

Beers, beards and bikes: Distinguished gentlemen pour into Hogs Back

<p>Students from Alton College and South Downs College raised money for Havant and East Hampshire Mind (Photo: Ciaran Mccrickard Photography)</p>

Alton College students raise more than £500 for mental health charity

<p>Farnham self-help expert TJ Power and students from Weydon School with This Morning hosts Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond.</p>

Weydon School students tackle teen screen addiction

<p>Farnham self-help expert TJ Power and pupils from Weydon School with This Morning hosts Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond.</p>

WATCH: Weydon School pupils join Farnham's TJ Power on This Morning