Peter Stewart

Over 100 Surrey roads are going to be improved as part of a £8.5 million highways maintenance programme this summer to help prevent potholes. 85 miles of Surrey's busiest roads are going to be made safer and more resilient, prolonging their life by 10 years, so says, again, Surrey County Council.

Over 100 Surrey roads are going to be improved as part of a £8.5 million highways maintenance programme this summer to help prevent potholes. 85 miles of Surrey's busiest roads are going to be made safer and more resilient, prolonging their life by 10 years, so says, again, Surrey County Council.

So that's the whole of the county, but that list locally includes quite a few, too many perhaps to mention here and now, but let's mention London Road in Redhill, Station Road near Fairfax Avenue in Redhill as well.

So that's the whole of the county, but that list locally includes quite a few, too many perhaps to mention here and now, but let's mention London Road in Redhill, Station Road near Fairfax Avenue in Redhill as well.

Woodhatch Road, South Earlswood, Dover's Green Road, Sandcross Lane in Woodhatch, West Street in Rygate, Birkhead's Road in Rygate, Bell Street, the junction with Bancroft Road, Church Street, High Street with Bell Street, Tunnel Road as well. If you want to know the full list... I've got a link for you. It's 500 characters long, I jest, but not much.

Woodhatch Road, South Earlswood, Dover's Green Road, Sandcross Lane in Woodhatch, West Street in Rygate, Birkhead's Road in Rygate, Bell Street, the junction with Bancroft Road, Church Street, High Street with Bell Street, Tunnel Road as well. If you want to know the full list... I've got a link for you. It's 500 characters long, I jest, but not much.

So if you want some more details on that, again, get in touch with me and I'll pass it on to you.

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Next, is your name Flory? Do you know someone with the name Flory? Well, Memorial Park Pavilion Cafe in Redhill is going to be reopening next month, and that's what it's called. It's going to be called Flory's. It's run by Redhill couple Guy Hassel and Katie Chisnell. Locals may recognize Guy. He's previously managed cafes in Reigate. Kate has a background in marketing.

Next, is your name Flory? Do you know someone with the name Flory? Well, Memorial Park Pavilion Cafe in Redhill is going to be reopening next month, and that's what it's called. It's going to be called Flory's. It's run by Redhill couple Guy Hassel and Katie Chisnell. Locals may recognize Guy. He's previously managed cafes in Reigate. Kate has a background in marketing.

and organising events for shops and leisure companies and so on. And Flory's are going to be offering a range of freshly prepared sandwiches, sourdough toasties and salads, as well as pastries, cakes, ice cream, smoothies and more. Vegetarian and vegan options also available, and their barista-made coffee is going to be using locally roasted coffee beans.

and organising events for shops and leisure companies and so on. And Flory's are going to be offering a range of freshly prepared sandwiches, sourdough toasties and salads, as well as pastries, cakes, ice cream, smoothies and more. Vegetarian and vegan options also available, and their barista-made coffee is going to be using locally roasted coffee beans.

and they're also going to have dog-friendly treats as well. So if you know someone called Flory, take them down there, take your dog as well, and everyone will be in for a bit of a treat, won't they? Community will be at the heart of their operations, say, Guy and Kate, because they've got plans to run events and workshops in the future as well.

and they're also going to have dog-friendly treats as well. So if you know someone called Flory, take them down there, take your dog as well, and everyone will be in for a bit of a treat, won't they? Community will be at the heart of their operations, say, Guy and Kate, because they've got plans to run events and workshops in the future as well.

Flory's going to be moving into the Pavilion Cafe over the next few days, so you'll see a bit of activity around there, and we'll share the opening date once it's been confirmed. but it is thought to be in the early part of July. Hawley Infants and Yattenden School have joined the Greensand Multi-Academy Trust. It's a kind of grouping together of all sorts of schools in the area.

Flory's going to be moving into the Pavilion Cafe over the next few days, so you'll see a bit of activity around there, and we'll share the opening date once it's been confirmed. but it is thought to be in the early part of July. Hawley Infants and Yattenden School have joined the Greensand Multi-Academy Trust. It's a kind of grouping together of all sorts of schools in the area.

The trust says joining means becoming part of a supportive network of schools, each bringing their unique strengths and experiences. So what they do is then they share some of the costs, they share some expertise. It means also that it makes it easier, doesn't it, for staff to move around the

The trust says joining means becoming part of a supportive network of schools, each bringing their unique strengths and experiences. So what they do is then they share some of the costs, they share some expertise. It means also that it makes it easier, doesn't it, for staff to move around the