19/11/2008
Rugby: Esher lose as league restructuring confirmed
ESHER’S Mike Schmid insists it is not doom and gloom time yet as the RFU confirmed the plans to restructure the league.
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19/11/2008
Rugby: Cobham on top in clash of leaders
COBHAM ran out 18-13 winners in their top-of-the-table clash with Dorking in London 2 South.
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19/11/2008
Hockey: Surbiton return to winning ways
THE Slazenger EHL National Premier Division's draw specialists almost snatched their fifth of the season from the jaws of victory when they let slip a 5-1 interval lead at Sugden Road on Sunday afternoon.
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18/11/2008
Bringing the car crime message into Vue
A full-page advertisement in Camberley's new Vue Cinema magazine is providing a blunt reminder to cinema-goers not to leave valuables and shopping on display in their vehicles. Theft from a vehicle in Surrey Heath is extremely low compared with...
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18/11/2008
Showing burglars the door
The Safer Surrey Heath Partnership is supporting a Surrey Police awareness campaign, named Operation Teal, to remind householders to take some basic security measures - and prevent themselves from becoming a victim of crime this winter. Surrey...
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18/11/2008
Royal Logistic Corps and cadets parade just in time to mark step-change for town
The Royal Logistic Corps (RLC) will exercise its Freedom of the Borough of Surrey Heath and hold a special parade on Saturday, November 15 with the Frimley and Camberley Cadet Corps following the opening of The Atrium the previous day. In 1993...
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18/11/2008
Putting young drivers on the road to safety
The Safer Surrey Heath Partnership is encouraging parents and young people in Surrey Heath to attend Surrey Fire and Rescue Service's award-winning 'Safe Drive, Stay Alive' performance at Dorking Halls, Dorking, on Thursday November 6 at 7.30pm....
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18/11/2008
Surrey Heath Borough Council moves up a level in equalities rating
Work to ensure that everyone in Surrey Heath is treated equally has reached a new level as the council reported that it had met Level 2 of the Equality Standard. The Equality Standard for Local Government was launched in 2001 and is adopted by...
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18/11/2008
No time to waste as Surrey Heath Borough Council announces future recycling and refuse scheme
A Step-change for Surrey Heath recycling and refuse was announced on Friday as Surrey Heath Borough Council unveiled plans of its new recycling and refuse scheme to be introduced in September 2009. Councillors agreed on Wednesday evening to sign...
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18/11/2008
Continental Market returns to Camberley
The taste of Europe will be returning to Camberley this Autumn as Surrey Heath welcomes another visit from the Continental Market. The ever-popular market, hosted by Surrey Heath Borough Council, will be held in Princess Way on the weekend of...
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18/11/2008
Surrey Heath Borough Council investment update
"The government has encouraged all local authorities to maximise the return of their investments and to diversify their portfolios to minimise risk. As part of following this best practise, Surrey Heath Borough Council placed...
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18/11/2008
Surrey Domestic Abuse Awareness Week 2008
Experts believe that more than half of all incidents of domestic abuse go unreported. Many victims of domestic abuse will tell the police if they are being hurt or frightened; many more will choose to tell their friends, neighbours, GP, health...
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18/11/2008
SNAP back into autumn
Surrey Heath's popular SNAP club nights are back - with an eye-catching poster campaign to kick start the new autumn term. Established in Surrey Heath in February 2003 SNAP (Say No And Phone) club nights are a joint initiative between Surrey...
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18/11/2008
Surrey Heath businesses get informed over breakfast
Representatives of more than 150 local businesses sat down to breakfast at the Camberley Theatre last Tuesday (September 30) for Surrey Heath Borough Council's biannual Business Breakfast Meeting. Council Leader Cllr Moira Gibson kicked off...
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18/11/2008
Fun on the Canal for Community Centre Customers
Customers of the Windle Valley Centre in Bagshot attended a boat trip on Basingstoke canal last week as part of a year long activity programme aimed at delivering effective services to residents in the borough. The centre owned by Surrey Heath...
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18/11/2008
Warning against fraudulent callers impersonating firefighters
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service has received alarming reports of bogus cold-callers operating in the county claiming to either represent the Service or by fraudulently impersonating local firefighters. These bogus callers are attempting to get...
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18/11/2008
Council tax leaflet change at Surrey Heath
In a bid to aid sustainability, Surrey Heath Borough Council has announced a change to the way people will be billed for their council tax in 2008/9. Instead of receiving a payment booklet as they have done since the tax was introduced in 1993,...
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18/11/2008
Surrey Heath ready to improve homes with over-60s loans
Residents aged 60 or over are now able to apply to Surrey Heath Borough Council for home improvements loans that will help them stay warm, secure and comfortable in their houses. As part of a partnership with several other local authorities and...
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18/11/2008
Body left for several weeks before being discovered
Police were tonight continuing to quiz a man over reports that a suspected suicide pact with his wife went wrong.
The body of a woman in her 50s was found at the home the couple shared and is thought to have been left hanging in a room of their house for eight weeks.
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18/11/2008
Witness appeal after man attacked by group of youths after robbery in Southampton
Witness appeal after man attacked by group of youths after robbery in Southampton Detectives in Southampton are appealing for witnesses after a man was attacked after trying to get his sonâs mobile
phone back from a group of youths he thought had stolen it.
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18/11/2008
Trains delayed after bridge is closed
TRAIN passengers are facing delays after a railway bridge in the New Forest was closed for an emergency inspection.
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18/11/2008
Woman, 77, injured in road crash
A 77-year-old woman is seriously injured when she is hit by a Mercedes estate car in Surrey.
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18/11/2008
Prisoner on remand for rape found hanging
A prisoner on remand for rape has been found hanged in his cell, the Ministry of Justice said today.
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18/11/2008
Scientist dies after plunging 200ft from beauty spot
A high-achieving Hampshire scientist jumped around 200 feet to her death from cliffs at a beauty spot, an inquest heard today.
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18/11/2008
Man quizzed over 'suspect items'
A 55-year-old man arrested by police for fraudulent use of a tax disc has a number of other items seized.
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18/11/2008
Security guard foils cash robbery
A robbery in Surrey is foiled when a security guard locks himself inside a building housing a cash machine.
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18/11/2008
Builder starts competition to win a brand new £300,000 home
A HAMPSHIRE housebuilder struggling
to sell four new properties because of
the housing slump has unveiled an
online win-a-home competition.
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18/11/2008
Contraceptive jabs for 13-year-old girls to curb teen pregnancy rate?
GIRLS as young as 13 could soon get long term contraceptive jabs at school as part of plans to curb Southamptonâs high teenage pregnancy rates.
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18/11/2008
Police give details of officersâcrimes
SIX Hampshire police officers and four civilian staff have kept their jobs after receiving criminal convictions, it has emerged.
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18/11/2008
Job losses confirmed at port
The owners of a Hampshire port are set to shed 45 staff due to the downturn in the economy.
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18/11/2008
Pupils in council bullying debate
Pupils from eight schools in Surrey are taking part in a council chamber debate on ways to beat bullying.
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18/11/2008
Grim prediction on risk of job losses
HAMPSHIRE workers will be among those bearing the brunt of the recession, a major new report is warning.
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18/11/2008
Diabetic pupils call for support
A six-year-old boy from Hampshire will be joining fellow diabetic pupils to lobby MPs for more support in schools.
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18/11/2008
ABP to axe one in ten port workers
ANOTHER major Southampton employer is to slash jobs, the Daily Echo can reveal.
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18/11/2008
Inquest to reopen into chainsaw death at estate
AN inquest into the death of a Hampshire man whose head was severed by a chainsaw is due to be held tomorrow.
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18/11/2008
Saluting a comedy legend â but where will Benny Hill statue go?
THIS is the statue that fans of world famous comedian Benny Hill have been waiting years to see in Southampton.
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18/11/2008
Firefighters tackle hotel blaze
Some 50 firefighters tackle a blaze at a hotel on the Isle of Wight, which broke out in the early hours.
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18/11/2008
Plan to cut budget for speed cameras in city
SPEED cameras in Southampton could become a casualty of Tory budget cuts.
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18/11/2008
Accident causes delays on A36
MOTORISTS travelling on the A36 between Southampton and Salisbury have been warned to experience long delays following an accident.
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18/11/2008
Hamilton to race Hoy
Cycling gold medallist Chris Hoy is to compete in a race against Lewis Hamilton of Woking-based McLaren.
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18/11/2008
Itâs thumbs down for fluoridation
County council follows path of Test Valley with rejection
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18/11/2008
Man burnt in 'car fire suicide attempt'
A MAN has been taken to hospital with burn injuries after he set fire to a car in an apparent suicide attempt.
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18/11/2008
Meet the stars at movie premiere
MOVIE lovers can attend a pre-release screening of Good with the film’s star-studded cast on December 7 at the Odeon Cinema in Esher.
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18/11/2008
Ashtead's X Factor star makes the final six
FRIENDS and family of Ashtead X Factor contestant Ruth Lorenzo have spoken of how proud they are that the Spanish “tiger” has made it through to the show's final six.
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18/11/2008
Ultimate accolade for Surrey business coach
A SURREY business coach has risen to the top of his profession by winning a coveted global award.
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18/11/2008
School pupils put together a Caterham Seven
CAR construction is hardly child’s play, but a group of pupils from Caterham School are aiming to show it can be done with a mixture of youth and enthusiasm.
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18/11/2008
Community officer of the year celebrates success
AN award-winning police officer has pledged to continue working in the community where he has made a real impact on youth crime.
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18/11/2008
Thorpe residents take on fly-tippers
RESIDENTS in Thorpe pulled together recently in a community clean-up day aimed at fighting back against fly-tipping.
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18/11/2008
Film screening's glimpse of a bygone era
LIFE in Surrey's towns in the early to mid-1900s is being brought back to life with a special screening of rare footage at Walton Library on Thursday.
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18/11/2008
Woman 'seriously injured' in Farnham collision
AN ELDERLY woman was seriously injured in a collision with a Mercedes in Farnham on Tuesday morning.
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18/11/2008
Rival football fans clash in Guildford
ELEVEN men were arrested after a fight outside a Guildford pub following Saturday's Aldershot Town v Exeter City clash.
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17/11/2008
Second murder charge
A second man is charged with murder after 36-year-old man was beaten to death in a Hampshire city.
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17/11/2008
Man quizzed as woman's body found
A man is being questioned after a woman's body is recovered from a property in a Hampshire town.
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17/11/2008
Authority enters police crime row
A police authority says it is not concerned about how its force deals with staff who have criminal records.
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17/11/2008
Mary Rose 'sunk by French cannon'
Henry VIII's flagship was sunk by a French cannon which was covered up by political spin, a study suggests.
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17/11/2008
Dead hit-and-run pedestrian named
Police name a pedestrian who died when a car mounted a pavement and hit him in the early hours in Hampshire.
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17/11/2008
Testimonial for footballer struck down by illness
FORMER team-mates have united to acclaim Paul Hampshire as the best player of his generation.
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17/11/2008
Elderly man found dead in house fire
EARLY investigations into a fatal house fire in Ashford indicate the incident was probably a "tragic accident", police have said.
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