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3 days ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
On the ITV1 daytime show, TJ discussed with hosts Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond how he could get children’s screen time down to two hours from eight hours a day. The hosts also spoke to students about how the workshops had improved their wellbeing and helped reduce their smartphone use. Neuroscientist TJ Power, who lives in Farnham, has been running his DOSE workshops at Weydon School for several years, delivering his sessions to more than 2,300 students.
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3 days ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
The tribute was in honour of former Amesbury pupil Squadron Leader Melvin ‘Dinghy’ Young, a pilot in 617 Squadron, formed in 1943 to carry out Operation Chastise, more widely known as the Dambuster Raid. Young and his crew successfully struck the Möhne Dam, contributing to its breach. Tragically, their aircraft was shot down over the Dutch coast, just 20 minutes from home. The tribute was sparked by a chance discovery made by a current student at the private school.
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3 days ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
Crowds of cheering spectators lined more than 30 miles of Hampshire roads at the weekend in a moving convoy of classic military and other vehicles marked the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day. The commemorative procession on Saturday, May 10, was hailed as a fitting tribute to conclude a week of reflection and celebration.
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3 days ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
Officers were contacted at 11.16am on Saturday, May 10, after a member of the public discovered a dead Canada goose and an injured swan in the area. Initial reports suggest the swan may have been struck by a ball bearing. In the days leading up to the discovery, several suspicious sightings were reported. On the evening of Friday, May 9, around 7.30pm, three white males, described as being in their late teens to early twenties, were seen near the pond.
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3 days ago | 
haslemereherald.com | Hugo Berger
Two birds were killed at Fleet Pond. (Tindle)Police are appealing for witnesses and information following two distressing incidents involving wildlife at Fleet Pond. Officers were contacted at 11.16am on Saturday, May 10, after a member of the public discovered a dead Canada goose and an injured swan in the area. Initial reports suggest the swan may have been struck by a ball bearing. The Swan Sanctuary has since collected the injured bird for treatment.
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3 days ago | 
altonherald.com | Hugo Berger
Officers were contacted at 11.16am on Saturday, May 10, after a member of the public discovered a dead Canada goose and an injured swan in the area. Initial reports suggest the swan may have been struck by a ball bearing. In the days leading up to the discovery, several suspicious sightings were reported. On the evening of Friday, May 9, around 7.30pm, three white males, described as being in their late teens to early twenties, were seen near the pond.
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4 days ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
Neuroscientist TJ Power, who lives in Farnham, has been running his DOSE workshops at Weydon School for several years, delivering his sessions to more than 2,300 students. He has also recently published the Sunday Times best-selling book The DOSE Effect, in which he describes how he overcame various addictions to live a successful life. On the ITV1 daytime show, TJ discussed with hosts Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond how he managed to transform his life and overcome depression.
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4 days ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
A woman in her 40s has been seriously injured following a three-vehicle collision on Crooksbury Road in Tilford at around 8am this morning (Monday, May 12). She was taken to hospital for treatment, and her condition remains serious. Emergency services responded to the scene promptly. Crooksbury Road was closed in both directions from the Elstead turn-off during the morning, and police urged motorists to avoid the area while investigations are ongoing.
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4 days ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
Farnham joined communities across the UK in commemorating 80 years of peace since the end of World War II in Europe, with a moving evening of remembrance, celebration, and gratitude on VE Day. Organised by Farnham Town Council, the event transformed Gostrey Meadow into a space of shared history and reflection as evening fell. The Alder Valley Brass Band filled the air with stirring melodies, while Victoria Cluskey captivated the crowd with beloved songs from the 1940s.
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4 days ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
The closures will take place between 8.30pm and 6am on the following dates: from Monday, May 19 for five consecutive nights; from Tuesday, May 27 for four consecutive nights; and on Monday, June 2 for one night. Waggon Yard and Central car parks will remain open throughout the works, but on nights when road closures are in place, vehicles will not be able to enter these car parks after 8.30pm. Vehicles already parked will still be able to exit.
