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January worst month of the year for casualties on icy roads in Surrey. January was the most common month of the year for injuries from collisions on icy roads between 2019 and 2023, …
Woking News and Mail - local news at the heart of the community
Ombudsman received dozens of complaints about Surrey and Borders Partnership Trust last year. The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman received dozens of complaints …
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Three-day Berkshire Winter Million takes place in partnership with ...
1 day ago · The highly-anticipated three-day Berkshire Winter Million in partnership with Ascot Racecourse took place over the weekend, with £1.2 million in prize money available over the …
More people in Woking dying at home | wokingnewsandmail.co.uk
5 days ago · More people in Woking are choosing to die at home following the coronavirus pandemic, new figures suggest. Nuffield Trust, a health and social care think tank, said the …
Woking house prices dropping slightly | wokingnewsandmail.co.uk
Jan 15, 2025 · House prices in Woking dropped slightly in November, new figures show. Figures from the Office for National Statistics show the average Woking house price in the year to …
Forensic report into how Woking went bust due to be published
The council has also restated that it will publish reports dating back to 2016 that had previously been marked confidential. It has worked with government appointed commissioners to bring …
Woking rents more affordable despite ongoing housing crisis
Ella Nuttall, senior policy and research officer at youth homelessness charity Centrepoint, said rent arrears and high housing costs are "a key driver of homelessness" and warned the …
Multiple Woking heritage sites considered at risk
Arts and heritage minister Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay said: “I look forward to the new additions to the register receiving similar care and attention so that future generations can continue to …