21 April 2026

• 'Shameful' scenes condemned after Epsom disorder
  Disorder leads to four arrests as police continue to review footage and identify more suspects.
• Financial restraint 'likely influenced' man's death
  Garry Mills struggled to cope after his family's weekly living expenses restricted to £250 per week.
• GP practices struggling with internet outage
  The NHS asks patients to "bear with practice staff who are doing their best" amid tech problems.
• Roads and rubbish on voters' minds ahead of local elections
  Banstead residents discuss their concerns with BBC Surrey ahead of local elections on 7 May.
• Bowling club set to be replaced with family homes
  The former bowling club could be bulldozed and replaced with nine homes, developers say. 
• Boarding school teachers strike over pay and rent
  Staff at the Royal Alexandra and Albert School strike over redundancies, pay and staff accommodation.
• Youngest transfusion patient 'now chirpy little boy'
  A rare blood transfusion while in the womb saved a baby's life when his mum was 16 weeks pregnant.
• Four arrests made during Epsom rape protest
  Police say there is no evidence immigrants or asylum seekers were involved in the alleged rape.
• Campaigner wins award for landmark climate case
  Sarah Finch, from Balcombe, is recognised for her campaign to stop oil drilling in Horse Hill.
• Roadworks to enter next stage of 35-week project
  Parts of Horsham Road between Shalford and Bramley will be hit by roadworks from Monday.
• Community centres given to charity in savings drive
  The Walton and Cobham Centres will be run by the Walton Charity, Elmbridge Borough Council says.
• Pottery show judge opens first major exhibition
  Rich Miller says the gallery explores British colonial history, identity and migration.