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Seven bags of litter in an hour and a half – including bottles of urine

There are eleven categories of awards, with nominations needing to be submitted by 30 January

Facility on Sandcross Lane is for anything with human-powered wheels

Government funding is based on length of roads, not usage

An unmarked lorry was used to check driving behaviour.

Alice Dale will present breakfast-time Anthems shows on Radio 1 on Monday 27 and Tuesday 28 December.

With the way Christmas and New Year falls this year, there’s no change to collection days.

The service is in “much better shape” since the last inspection in 2018

The challenge is said to be about finding providers, not funding

Councillors looked at the borough’s proposed Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy for 2022-27.

With cases among the highest in England, the leader of the council is urging people to heed restrictions.

A modernisation plan has been under way since 2019, aiming to make Surrey’s libraries a centre of their communities

Judges at the awards in November said the trust had “a compelling and authentic story of a significant improvement journey”

The topic was discussed at a November meeting of the Surrey Local Outbreak Engagement Board

It’s hoped the site will help Gypsy, Roma and Traveller groups, while at the same time making it easier to deal with unauthorised encampments.

The contributions by Reigate School of Art students join other work from the community on display at the station.

But good news – that’s the fewest in England

Surrey plans to spend more on children’s care homes within the county

Could include new tax-raising powers, and keeping 100% of business rates in the county.

Nominations for the nine categories close on Friday 14 November.

Second phase of grants comes at a time of surging gas prices.

An awards ceremony was held at the Harlequin on 21 September.

Drama, live music, dance, comedy and family shows.