A homeless ex-con forced to sleep on park benches and now facing having his caravan evicted from an industrial estate has said he wants his story to be told. Barry Jeffrey, 50, from Epsom, said he also wants to expose the borough council for failing
Officers arrested suspected criminals during a dramatic chase following a burglary in which jewels and cash were stolen. Police believe that the men arrested near a train station in Merstham are linked to the burglary in Epsom on Sunday afternoon
I would like to thank Surrey County Council for their recent road resurfacing work in our badly potholed cul-de-sac. It was much needed, and they undertook the work with minimal inconvenience to local residents. It looks lovely. I would also like to
DJ Neil Fox has denied seven counts of indecent assault including against girls under 16. The former Kingston Grammar School student, 53, who grew up in Thames Ditton, also denied two sexual assaults when he appeared at Westminster Magistrates'
So there we were thinking that Epsom Hospital was safe for the next five years and suddenly it's all up in the air again (Secret's out, April 16). How did we find out? Because some careless and probably arrogant management consultant was overheard
On Epsom Common there are posts that bear the arms of the City of London. Is this another connection to London which might be looked at to argue for Epsom being in London? Since Nonsuch Palace was royal, should not Epsom become part of the Royal
A ‘distressed’ half naked man was arrested while wandering through Richmond Park yesterday. Police were alerted to the 29-year-old man dressed only in his pants by confused park goers at around 4pm. When police completed checks they found he
ACS Cobham community celebrated their new performing arts centre with Oliver the musical, its biggest production to date. The famous Dickensian’s tale of the boy who asked for more sold more than 1,000 tickets in three days of performances last
Councillors will send an objection against Weylands Treatment Works to Surrey County Council, due to fears it could bring "juggernauts" down Walton's roads. The second application for the site was discussed at a sub-committee meeting following
A volunteer whose brother-in-law was looked after by Princess Alice Hospice wants people to join the team. The hospice wants to train as ward hospitality volunteers, supporting full-time staff. Bertie Swan, a current volunteer from Walton,
Elmbridge Council will be back in court after a group of travellers set up an unauthorised site outside Bell Farm School. A gypsy/traveller liaison officer has visited the site on the wide grass verge owned by the council. The council is now
