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Bagshot residents angry at traffic light upgrade diversion

2 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Julia Gregory |Zac Sherratt

Image caption, Temporary traffic lights and a diversion are in place while Surrey Highways upgrades the current systemResidents in a Surrey village are "up in arms" and concerned for the safety of their children over temporary roadworks to replace a set of traffic lights. Surrey Highways has been upgrading the lights on the A30 at the junction with Yaverland Drive, in Bagshot.
New Surrey study into exercise's link to cancer recovery

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Julia Gregory |Patrick Barlow

New study into exercise's link to cancer recoveryJulia Gregory & Patrick BarlowGetty ImagesModerate to intense exercise could help to tackle cancer, an initial study has foundA new study is looking to determine whether exercise can help tackle cancer. Cancer patients being treated by the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust are taking part in a clinical trial prescribing moderate to intense exercise to help tackle tumours.
New study into exercise's link to cancer recovery

2 weeks ago | aol.com | Julia Gregory |South East |Patrick Barlow

A new study is looking to determine whether exercise can help tackle cancer. Cancer patients being treated by the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust are taking part in a clinical trial prescribing moderate to intense exercise to help tackle tumours. The study aims to prove that exercise during chemotherapy and before surgery may help to reduce the size of cancerous tumours and improve outcomes for patients.
Epsom Derby: Council agrees new anti-social behaviour powers

3 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Julia Gregory |Patrick Barlow

Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Epsom and Ewell Borough Council has agreed extra powers to target disorder surrounding the Epsom DerbyPolice have been granted more powers to tackle anti-social behaviour ahead of the Epsom Derby. Epsom and Ewell Borough Council has adopted a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) for the whole borough, which will allow police officers to fine people being harassing, threatening or abusive.
Surrey Police investigating cow slaughter issue meat safety alert

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | Julia Gregory |Craig Buchan

Image source, Julia Gregory/BBCImage caption, Remains of a cow were found at Riverside Nature Reserve on MondaySurrey Police is investigating the killing of a cow after its remains were found at a nature reserve in Guildford. Farmer Selina Tilley told BBC Radio Surrey that one of her bullocks, which was grazing at Riverside Nature Reserve, was killed and butchered early on Saturday.
Thames death in Sunbury could have been prevented - inquest

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | Julia Gregory |Jacob Panons

Image source, Surrey PoliceImage caption, The body of Peter Lawson was found nine days after he went missing A man who helped save four people caught in a fatal incident on the River Thames said the death of one of the crew could have been prevented. Chris Whiterod told an inquest at Woking Coroner's Court on Friday that Mr Lawson may have been saved if there was an emergency system to shut the weir.
Survivor describes River Thames before fatal rowing accident

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | Julia Gregory |Jacob Panons

Image source, Surrey PoliceImage caption, Peter Lawson died after a rowing accident on the River ThamesA survivor of a rowing accident on the River Thames in which an experienced rower died said he had never seen conditions like it. Peter Grey told Woking Coroner's Court on Thursday that the water near the weir was "incredibly fast-flowing" and they were "being sucked down the river".
Infected blood scandal: Farnham man criticises compensation speed

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | Julia Gregory |Patrick Barlow |Craig Buchan

Image source, Julia Gregory / BBCImage caption, Steve Nicholls says he fears he will die before seeing justice after being injected with infected blood in the 1970s and 1980s. Patrick Barlow and Craig BuchanA Surrey man who was injected with infected blood at a boarding school says he worries he will die before seeing justice.
South East prepares for Easter bank holiday weekend travel

2 months ago | bbc.com | Patrick Barlow |Julia Gregory

Patrick Barlow & Julia GregoryBBC News, South EastPeople across the South East travelling over the long Easter weekend have been warned they could face delays amid a surge in traffic on roads and in ports and airports. More than 12,000 cars and 450 coaches are expected to travel through the Port of Dover in Kent between Good Friday and Easter Monday, with nearly half of those travelling on Friday, 18 April.
Godstone sinkhole residents warned against home survey scam

2 months ago | bbc.com | Nathan Bevan |Julia Gregory

Nathan Bevan & Julia GregoryBBC News, South EastResidents affected by huge sinkholes in one Surrey village say they are being targeted by alleged scammers asking for money. Two months after a pair of craters appeared on Godstone High Street, people living nearby have reported receiving leaflets offering safety surveys on their homes, costing nearly £1,500 each.