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<p>Discoloured water on the River Wey in Haslemere following a suspected pollution incident. Picture: River Wey Trust</p>

River Wey pollution scare raises fresh concerns

<p>The River Wey in Tilford.</p>

River Wey water quality shows improvement

<p>Dr Patrick Aldridge, principal investigator for the blood-borne virus project at Frimley Park Hospital, and Avi (Nishan) Khanal, HIV surveillance clinical nurse specialist for Frimley Health.</p>

Blood-borne virus screening underway at Frimley Park Hospital

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More than 454,000 South East learner drivers struggling to get a test

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Eighty-six per cent chance of getting new electric blanket at library

<p>South East Water workers installing the new water pipe in West Street, Farnham</p>

Farnham's £1.3 million water pipeline is now operational

<p>The mud-laden cauliflower explosion from Britain’s first atomic test in Montebello Islands, Western Australia, on October 2, 1952</p>

Decades-long wait is over for two veterans who were part of atomic tests

<p>Former president of Haslemere Rotary Cub, Paul Mills, presents David Whitby from the Guildford Prostate Cancer Charity £4,000 cheque</p>

£200,000 raised to bring the 'Man Van' to Surrey and West Sussex

<p>‘Kick sampling’ the health of the invertebrate population</p>

Don’t stand back – help River Wey Trust clean up our local rivers