Epsom Council has admitted that the number of votes it said were cast in a public vote on options for a sculpture to commemorate the suffragettes was incorrect. Two weeks ago, a council spokesman announced that 376 votes had been cast in the secret
Burglars smashed their way through the roof of a petrol station to snatch thousands of pounds worth of cigarettes at the weekend. The break-in occurred between 3.45am and 4.20am on Saturday, July 20, at the Texaco Petrol Station on Givons Grove
Epsom’s iconic clock tower in the marketplace has wilted in the heat and won't be fixed for weeks. Last week it lost all grip on time but, following repair works, it was showing the right time again on Friday. But it was 30 minutes fast again
In my letter published in the Epsom Guardian last week, Tree shock, I had wrongly assumed that the tree planted in memory of suffragette Emily Davison at the Old Cottage Hospital in Epsom had died through lack of watering. Whilst being sorry for
I was appalled by the attitude of building workers on Waterloo Road this morning. They were shifting rubble onto a large truck parked outside the launderette, completely blocking the pavement. They were telling pedestrians - rather abruptly -
Surrey’s police officers have been order to cover up their tattoos and wear a shirt and tie when not on the beat in a bid to raise standards. A police spokesman said changes have been made to Surrey Police’s dress standards policy "to reflect the
