14 November 2026

• How Microsoft outage affected South East NHS trusts, councils and police
  South East Coast Ambulance Service says its 999 and 111 services remained fully operational.
• The family of gritters keeping Surrey's roads safe
  Two generations of gritter lorry drivers are among those taking to the roads in Surrey.
• Students run for BBC Children in Need challenge
  A headteacher says the fundraising events are "exciting" and he involves his school every year.
• More than 60 jobs at risk as hospice proposes cuts
  The Esher charity says it is facing one of the most financially challenging periods in its history.
• Boy's cancer symptoms missed three times, says coroner
  A coroner raises concerns that a delayed diagnosis materially contributed to the boy dying earlier.
• Residents fear having to leave due to sinking homes
  Guildford Borough Council says no decisions have been made about redevelopment in the affected area.
• No radical change after nationalisation, GWR says
  Great Western Railways says it is working on a seamless transition into public ownership.
• Lead theft from roof 'punch in the gut' for church
  Councillor Harry Boparai says thieves who took lead from St Peter's Church have "sunk to a new low".
• How a Surrey teacher helped break the Enigma code
  Henryk Zygalski has been honoured with a plaque at the University of Surrey in Guildford.
• Cameras plea after speed bumps plan 'downgraded'
  A traffic calming scheme is yet to break ground after being pledged during nearby M25 upgrades.
• Intelligence officer's rare Aston Martin to be sold
  The Aston Martin DB5, a model made famous by James Bond films, will be sold in Esher in December.
• Council disposed of 2,300 artworks over five years
  The Surrey borough says nearly 17,000 works remain in its collection but only one is on display.