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2 weeks ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
Reel Cinema in Farnham. (Tindle)Police are investigating an act of criminal damage after teenagers threw eggs at the screen during a late-night screening of A Minecraft Movie at Reel Cinema in Farnham. The incident, which the cinema said caused thousands of pounds worth of damage, took place at about 9pm on Friday, April 4. A cinema spokesperson said in a social media post: “Last night, during a showing of Minecraft, a group of children egged our cinema screens.
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2 weeks ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
They stole everything from toilet roll and nappies to alcohol and cleaning products - before they sold them on at cut-down rates in "their very own criminal supermarket chain". He knew the odds of being able to arrest all six at once were low, so instead, he sent them a letter which advised they were under investigation for theft - and gave them a two-week window to hand themselves in.
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2 weeks ago | 
wokingnewsandmail.co.uk | Hugo Berger
A shoplift gang who filled 857 trollies with £130,000 worth of stolen goods handed themselves in - after police wrote them all an ultimatum letter. The six thieves targeted dozens of shops and supermarkets across Surrey and other counties between January 2022 and February 2024. CCTV footage captured them stuffing trollies to the brim with items - and brazenly leaving the stores after making no attempt to pay.
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2 weeks ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
For those looking to get involved, he’ll have a song request list with over 200 tracks to choose from. For anyone who’s enjoyed his performances at events like Music in the Meadow on Farnham Bandstand, this gig promises to be another treat. The band will serve up a lively mix of rock'n'roll, swing, pop, and Latin tunes. “The music is great for dancing or simply tapping your toes,” says Vic.
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2 weeks ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
Three rare vintage Marvel comics which introduced the X-Men, Iron Man, and Wolverine for the first time are set reach £13,000 at auction. The graphic novels are set to go under the hammer at antiques and fine arts auctioneers, Ewbank’s Auctions, in Woking, Surrey. The comics, first published in the 60s and 70s, reveal for the first time some of Marvel's most beloved superheroes.
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2 weeks ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
She was given a heartfelt farewell by children, parents, colleagues, and governors at the Alton school on Friday, April 4. Tracey Thomas, who has served as the school’s deputy headteacher for the past 23 years, will succeed Mrs Palmer. Mrs Palmer reflected on her tenure, saying: “Our school has always placed a strong emphasis on the values of happiness, respect and creativity—values that have shaped everything we do.
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2 weeks ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
The Rural Life Living Museum in Tilford welcomed thousands of visitors this weekend for its third annual Surrey Hills Spring Fair. With perfect outdoor weather, the event celebrated Surrey’s finest food, drink, art, and crafts, while bringing together the county’s most talented artisans, craftspeople, and independent stallholders in a showcase of local heritage. This year’s fair marked a special occasion for the museum, which had recently faced the threat of closure.
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2 weeks ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
Families heading to Birdworld this Easter are in for a dino-mite day out after the park launched its prehistoric-themed exhibition. Among the ancient beasts waiting to be discovered are well-known favourites such as the Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Velociraptor, and the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex. Along the trail, visitors can learn how these long-extinct creatures are closely linked to modern birds, offering a unique opportunity to compare past and present wildlife.
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2 weeks ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
Police are appealing for witnesses and information following a serious road traffic collision on the A3. The incident happened on the southbound carriageway, near to Bramshott, at approximately 2.45pm today (Saturday 5 April). The collision involved a Kia Ceed and a pedestrian, a man in his 30s. The man has been taken to hospital with serious injuries. The southbound carriageway, near to Bramshott, was closed on Saturday afternoon.
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2 weeks ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Hugo Berger
Harriet Paget, 35, from Farnham was placed under the care of Ana Pinas and Chorouk Boureq at St George’s Hospital in Tooting, London, after she was diagnosed with placenta accreta while expecting her third baby. The rare and serious condition causes the placenta to grow to deeply into the womb. In Harriet’s case, the placenta had passed through the uterine wall, making delivery life-threatening.
