29 September 2025

• Memorial felled by accident during rail repairs
  Network Rail apologised and says removing the memorial was a "genuine mistake".
• Gatwick station reopens after earlier evacuation
  Trains in both directions through the station are facing disruptions and delays of up to two hours.
• Redevelopment of empty shop unit to run into 2026
  Waverley Borough Council bought the site in 2022 to turn into a restaurant and flats.
• Decade-old honeybee hive found at leisure centre
  The hive is the oldest bee expert Stephen Sene has seen for over seven years.
• Public urged to check winter vaccine eligibility
  Flu vaccine uptake in Surrey was above the national average in 2024, the NHS says.
• Over 5,000 walking aids reused for NHS and Ukraine
  Neil Ducker, operations manager with Suez Surrey, says work is being done with HMP Feltham.
• Road and rail closures as crossing upgrades begin
  Network Rail says train passengers and motorists will be affected between September and November.
• Chewing gum clean-up under way in town centre
  A grant of £7,000 is being used to remove gum from pavements in four streets in Dorking town centre.
• Initiative calls on residents to help cut pollution
  A council says the event is aimed at educating people how they can reduce pollution.
• Red Roses victory honoured with GWR train tribute
  GWR said the Red Roses are "truly worthy of recognition after being crowned world champions".
• How gardens embraced European style and kangaroos
  The gardens at Wotton House in Surrey are believed to be the first in the Italian style in Britain.
• Area around town centre set for a facelift
  Plans for Station Avenue in Caterham include include wider pavements and better crossings.