Local news from Ash and the surrounding area
It's with heavy hearts that we share the news of a tragic loss. A former student of a school that serves many families in our Ash community, Lt Lily-Mae Fisher, has been honored following a helicopter crash. She's being remembered for the positive impact she had on everyone around her.
A recovery team are now working to clear the scene, and the Surrey Fire and Rescue service has also been on site.
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Lily-Mae Fisher, 31, was from Surrey and was described by her family as an "extraordinary woman"
There are were of delays of over half an hour on the M25 clockwise and anticlockwise, but all have since cleared
One person has been arrested as a result of the incident
An 18-year-old was taken to hospital with serious injuries
A crash on the motorway is caused 17 miles of congestion for much of the morning
It's the ideal spot for a sunny day during half term
We've got some sad news from the courts today, as a local couple has been jailed following a tragic motorcycle crash that led to the death of Kevin Jones. This incident has sent ripples through our community, and our thoughts are with everyone affected.
Another crash has occurred on the M25 in Surrey, this time around J9 (Leatherhead)
At the time of the crash four children were in the rear of the car, with a six-year-old in the footwell with no form of protective restraints.
A 40-year-old man from Haslemere and a 24-year-old woman from Winchester have both been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
The BBC doctor warned the millions of people taking Omeprazole not to act rashly after a new study was revealed
Lyme disease is usually transmitted through tick bites and the NHS warns a bullseye-shaped rash on the skin could be an early sign
Prospect Road was closed between Holly Road and Union Street as emergency services flooded the area
Drivers were told to avoid the area until further notice
They only opened a few years ago but have seemingly become one of the county's most popular free things to do in the summer
Surrey County Council believe changing the speed limit will help reduce the number of crashes on the road
The company has had a branch on Guildford High Street for over ten years but recently announced its closure
