Georgia Hase

1 week ago | haslemereherald.com | Georgia Hase

Champneys Spa named best place to work (Champneys Spa)Champneys Spa has been named one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2025, marking a proud moment in the group’s 100th anniversary year. Also in the newsKnown for its family ethos and supportive culture, the spa group earned national recognition following an anonymous staff survey. Feedback from across the business praised the team spirit and strong values that define the Champneys experience—both for guests and employees.

1 week ago | farnhamherald.com | Georgia Hase

The League of Friends of Haslemere Hospital held its Annual General Meeting last week amid rising concerns over the future of inpatient care at the much-valued community hospital. Representatives from the Royal Surrey Foundation Trust (RSFT), which currently holds the Community Services contract, stated that the use of the beds had only been “temporarily paused” and would remain so for no more than three months.

1 week ago | haslemereherald.com | Georgia Hase

McCarthy Stone Flora Place Liphook exterior dusk view CGI (McCarthy Stone)Construction is progressing swiftly on Flora Place, a new McCarthy Stone Retirement Living development in Liphook. Designed exclusively for the over-60s, the community will offer 39 one and two-bedroom apartments with a focus on independent, low-maintenance living. To introduce the development, McCarthy Stone will host a Discovery Day at 11am on Thursday, June 12, at The Millennium Centre, Ontario Way.

1 week ago | haslemereherald.com | Georgia Hase

Luke at his Swimathon which raised nearly £400 (Bohunt School)A Bohunt School Year 8 pupil, Luke, has been honoured with a new school trophy named after him for his exceptional charity work. Also in the newsAs a key member of Turing House, Luke has led charity raffles for two years, managing ticket sales, donations, and raising awareness with daily lunchtime talks. Beyond school efforts, he has independently raised nearly £400 through a sponsored swimathon.

2 weeks ago | farnhamherald.com | Georgia Hase

Philip Jackson, the renowned sculptor, and his wife, Jean, are generously opening the gates to their stunning garden at Casters Brook in Cocking on Saturday, June 14, to support Midhurst Palliative Care. The event, running from 11am to 4pm, is a key fundraiser for the independent charity now funding the Midhurst Macmillan Service.