Police search for missing elderly man from Epsom

Missing man Luton Greaves

5:00pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

Police are searching for an elderly man from Epsom who has gone missing.

Surveying equipment worth £20,000 stolen in Ashtead

5:41pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

Surveying equipment worth £20,000 was stolen in Ashtead on Sunday.

Worcester Park third least hygenic place to eat in UK, survey finds

The Food Standards Agency's star ratings scheme was launched in Sutton in 2011

4:00pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

Wallington and Worcester Park are two of the least hygienic places to eat out in the UK, it has been revealed.

Fundraising walkers complete historic journey from London to Epsom Downs

The Derby Walk re-enacts a historic walk from London to Epsom Downs Racecourse

3:00pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

Fundraising enthusiasts put on their walking boots and re-enacted a historic journey made by thousands from London to Epsom Downs on Sunday.

VIDEO: Residents have their say on plans to downgrade Epsom Hospital

1:19pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

See what they said, and then decide whether you agreed with them...

Ex-soldier completes world record attempt by spending 24 hours in stocks

Nigel Potter spent 24 hours in stocks, without any breaks, to raise money for the Forces Children's Trust, based in Epsom Downs

12:00pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

An ex-army officer believes he has set a new world record after spending 24 hours in stocks to raise money for children who have lost parents in the services.

Hotel future for derelict Worcester Park Tavern?

Hotel future for Worcester Park pub?

11:00am Wednesday 22nd May 2013

The new owners of the derelict Worcester Park Tavern pub have hinted that the site may become a hotel.

Epsom Co-op finally set to re-open after £270,000 refurb

The Co-op store in Upper High Street, Epsom, has been shut since September 20

10:51am Wednesday 22nd May 2013

A Co-op food store which has been shut for eight months is finally re-opening tomorrow, May 23, after a £270,000 refurbishment.

Suffragette badge seized by customs finally on display at Bourne Hall

The replica of the Holloway prison badge has been loaned to Bourne Hall by Australian MP Frances Bedford

6:30am Wednesday 22nd May 2013

A metal replica of a Suffragette’s badge which was seized by British customs after it arrived from Australia en route to an exhibition has finally gone on display.

Ron Higginson completes 21st trundle

Many thanks: Ron Higginson

6:00am Wednesday 22nd May 2013

A widowed pensioner took part in his 21st walk for charity last weekend, in memory of his late wife.




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