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One in 20 adults in Surrey are lonely

<p>The 2024 Farnham Sports Awards winners</p>

Nominations open for 2025 Farnham Sports Awards

Almost two dozen mental health crisis calls per day in the Surrey heartlands

Black people in the Surrey heartlands more likely to be detained under Mental Health Act

Black people in Frimley and the surrounding areas more likely to be detained under Mental Health Act

Black people in Frimley and the surrounding areas more likely to be detained under Mental Health Act

<p>Manju Pillai, whose legs felt "numb" on her flight back to the UK was later hospitalised with a rare neurological condition.</p>

Surrey mum hospitalised with rare neurological syndrome after flight

Hundreds of children and young people hospital admissions for self-harm in Surrey – as number continues to drop across England

Hundreds of children and young people hospital admissions for self-harm in Surrey – as number continues to drop across England

<p>Badshot Lea manager Gavin Smith</p>

WATCH: Baggies boss Smith admits relegation looms after Tanners defeat

<p>Farnham Maltings is hosting a Singing for the Mind session on February 17</p>

Sing, move and chat at home care provider's community groups

<p>Shaparak Khorsandi is appearing at The Haymarket in Basingstoke (Photo: stevebest.com)</p>

Shaparak Khorsandi opens the mind of a scatterbrain

More mental health detentions in the Surrey heartlands last year

Fewer mental health detentions in Frimley and the surrounding areas last year

Fewer mental health detentions in Frimley and the surrounding areas last year

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Bishop Christopher Herbert: The lesson of Churchill's luncheon blunder

<p>Draft plans for an 80-bedroom hotel close to the A3 Buriton junction have been rejected. The B2070 roundabout is at the bottom of the screen, with the Causeway heading off to the right.</p>

Planners slam brakes on bid for hotel and cycle centre off the A3

Hundreds of people in Waverley receiving benefits due to mental health problems

Hundreds of people in Waverley receiving benefits due to mental health problems

More people in contact with mental health services at Surrey and Borders Partnership Trust after the pandemic

More people in contact with mental health services at Surrey and Borders Partnership Trust after the pandemic

Number of people in contact with mental health services at the Royal Surrey County Hospital surged after the pandemic

Number of people in contact with mental health services at the Royal Surrey County Hospital surged after the pandemic

<p>Alan and Lesley Crawley with Bishop Paul (standing)</p>

North Farnham Churches say goodbye to priests with retirement service

Hundreds of mental health detentions in Surrey Heartlands

Hundreds of mental health detentions in Surrey Heartlands

Hundreds of mental health detentions in east Berkshire, north east Hampshire, Farnham and Surrey Heath

Hundreds of mental health detentions in east Berkshire, north east Hampshire, Farnham and Surrey Heath

Hundreds of detentions of people with mental health issues were made in east Berkshire, north east Hampshire, Farnham and Surrey Heath in the year to March 2023, new figures show.

Almost a dozen Surrey and Borders Partnership Trust patients forced to travel more than 60 miles for mental health treatment – despite three-year-old government pledge

Almost a dozen Surrey and Borders Partnership Trust patients forced to travel more than 60 miles for mental health treatment – despite three-year-old government pledge

<p>Jane Browne</p>

Jane Browne art inspired by Esso pipeline at Farnham Pottery

<p>A closed ticket office at Farnham station – this could have become a permanent sight if South Western Railway had not been forced to scrap plans to close ticket offices across its network</p>

Letters: Rail-users rejoice after ticket office closures scrapped

<p>Prime Minister Rishi Sunak delivers his speech to the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester</p>

Conservative Party conference was even better than Groucho’s gags

Vulnerable person in Surrey waited more than eight years for carer to be allowed to make decisions for them

Vulnerable person in Surrey waited more than eight years for carer to be allowed to make decisions for them

<p>A 1905 view down Bordon's ‘Deadwater Hill’, now Chalet Hill, showing a farmhouse at the bottom where the Bordon Mineral Water Company (later Allen & Lloyd) was located</p>

Bordon mineral water business ‘followed the troops’ before it dried up