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  • Surrey Hills “Field to Fork” Royal Visit
    29th September 2020

    HRH The Countess of Wessex GCVO visited Surrey Hills producers and retailers to experience first-hand their ‘field to fork’ collaboration, following the path from ‘Provenance Cuts’ at Coverwood Farm, to Surrey Hills Butchers and Squires Food Hall in Frensham. The

  • An update on COVID-19 cases in Surrey
    28th September 2020

    Data is showing some rises in COVID-19 case numbers in some areas of Surrey and residents should remain vigilant to slow any spread of the virus.   We are confirming today that we have now seen a small rise in cases in Runnymede

  • Moore Barlow lawyer ranked in global Future Female Leaders list
    28th September 2020

    Top 100 UK law firm Moore Barlow is proud to announce that Senior Associate, Amandeep Khasriya, has been named as a Future Leader in HERoes Women Role Model List 2020. The HERoes 100 Women Future Female Leader’s list, released by

  • Smith & Williamson’s Guildford Office raises over £10,000 for Shooting Star Children’s Hospices in two-year partnership
    23rd September 2020

    The Guildford office of Smith & Williamson, the financial and professional services firm, has announced it has raised over £10,000 for Shooting Star Children’s Hospices since partnering with the local charity in September 2018. Shooting Star Children’s Hospices supports families

  • Surrey, Get Ready For The NHS COVID19 App
    23rd September 2020

    We all have our part to play in keeping Surrey safe and businesses in particular have a vital role to play to ensure workplaces are COVID-secure. We wanted to write to you to make sure you were aware of some

  • BCC responds to new national Coronavirus restrictions
    22nd September 2020

    Responding to new national restrictions for England to combat a rising number of Coronavirus cases, announced by the Prime Minister today (22 September), BCC Director General Adam Marshall said:   “Businesses understand that further restrictions are necessary to tackle the

  • Woking Borough Council supports recovery of the High Street with the launch of two innovative “shop-local” initiatives
    21st September 2020

    Woking Borough Council is pleased to announce the launch of two new partnership initiatives to encourage people back to our local High Streets.   In collaboration with the University of Surrey, the council has joined forces with two social impact

  • Camberley shopping centre seeking interested businesses for first full private 5G infrastructure shopping centre in the UK
    21st September 2020

    The owners of The Square Shopping Centre in Camberley (Surrey) are seeking expressions of interest from businesses and retailers who want to experience and test the latest technology delivering the foundation for innovation in the UK’s first fully 5G enabled

  • University of Surrey links up with local business community to offer a safe “welcome back” to students
    18th September 2020

    After a difficult and damaging period for Surrey businesses hit hard by the Covid-19 slump in business, the University of Surrey has teamed up with the local business community and Guildford Borough Council to ensure students are welcomed back safely

  • Spelthorne added to Government watchlist
    18th September 2020

    Due to a continued rise in coronavirus cases, Spelthorne Borough has now been placed on the government’s Covid-19 watchlist and is officially an ‘area of concern’.   Data shows a sustained rise in coronavirus case numbers in Spelthorne that is out

  • Smith & Williamson’s Guildford Office raises over £10,000 for Shooting Star Children’s Hospices in two-year partnership
    18th September 2020

    The Guildford office of Smith & Williamson, the financial and professional services firm, has announced it has raised over £10,000 for Shooting Star Children’s Hospices since partnering with the local charity in September 2018.   Shooting Star Children’s Hospices supports

  • 61% Increase in Youth Homelessness in Sussex since Covid-19 Lockdown
    17th September 2020

    Family breakdown is a leading cause of youth homelessness and pressure created by COVID-19 has drastically increased the number of vulnerable young people presenting as homeless in Sussex and Surrey. Since March, YMCA DownsLink Group, who provide supported accommodation and