Jenny Seymour

Sep 18, 2024 | getsurrey.co.uk | Lucy Thorne |Jenny Seymour

Drivers are facing 'gridlock' as one of Dorking's major roads remains closed due to a sinkhole. Some even fear the jams are driving shoppers away from the town’s businesses. West Street has been closed since the end of August and now Thames Water bosses have said the works to fix the issue are more “complex” than previously thought. People have complained the closure is causing “gridlock” in the town with a number labelling the situation an “absolute nightmare”.

Sep 17, 2024 | msn.com | Jenny Seymour

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Sep 16, 2024 | getsurrey.co.uk | Jenny Seymour

A dad ran 37 miles across London to raise awareness of the ongoing Russian bombardment of Ukraine, and money to help defend its civilians and infrastructure. Andy Lewis, whose wife Lesya’s family are from Ukraine, joined two other runners in his ‘Air Defence Marathon’. Along their route, the runners stopped at sites hit during the Blitz in the Second World War, and later by V1 and V2 rockets.

Sep 16, 2024 | kentlive.news | Jenny Seymour

Neighbours appalled at sewage discharges in part of Kent have called a public meeting with Southern Water over the “crisis”. They have used Environment Agency data to establish untreated waste was discharged for a total of more than 6,000 hours in 2023, at seven sites which either feed the River Eden or its tributaries. This total was discussed at a recent public meeting of the New Edenbridge and District Residents’ Association (NEDRA) and was met with “shock”, the group said.

Sep 16, 2024 | getsurrey.co.uk | Jenny Seymour

A primary's plans to build a 3G pitch on its school field has been thrown out. Planners had recommended Shawley Community Primary School in Epsom Downs be allowed to build the artificial grass pitch, with fencing and floodlighting, but councillors rejected it. It came after a resident, who said he represented 120 neighbours, raised concerns about the extra noise and disruption extended use of the pitch after school and at weekends would cause to those living nearby.