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A greenhouse on train tracks.

Train services delayed due to greenhouse on track

The obstruction has been reported on the tracks between Redhill and Purley.

Nigel Gray, wearing a red cardigan, sits at the mixing desk of the Radio Redhill studio, operating faders. A shelf containing folders and books is behind him.

Hospital radio marks 50 years of entertainment

The station broadcasts on FM and online around the clock from the East Surrey Hospital.

The entrance to East Surrey Hospital with a blue and white NHS sign on the roadside. There are grassy verges and a roundabout in the background with cars driving on the road.

Ward visiting returning to normal after norovirus

Temporary visiting restrictions remain in place for three wards affected by norovirus.

Two hospital beds are seen with white sheets, pillows and a blue blanket on the end of one of them. The sun is shining through an unseen window on to the beds.

Hospital restricts visitors due to norovirus

People are asked not to visit the hospital if they are experiencing diarrhoea or vomiting.

Angela Stevenson looks at the camera and is sitting on a chair and leaning her arms on the back of it. She is wearing a dark suit jacket and a white shirt. She has short grey hair in a side parting and is smiling at the camera.

Hospital chief retiring after 37 years in NHS

Angela Stevenson will take early retirement later in the year.

A sign on a railway bridge by Redhill station saying 'Welcome to Redhill'

Anti-social behaviour crackdown sees 93 charges

The Safer Redhill scheme is a collaborative initiative to reduce anti-social behaviour in the town.

A CCTV image of a man in a grey tracksuit, black and red coat, dark scarf and black beanie. He is looking up and holding a phone.

Police appeal after changing room voyeurism report

Police say a man is alleged to have taken a photo in changing rooms at a Redhill shopping centre.

A schoolboy plays on a big, bright red phone.

Schools to trial social media blackout scheme

Three secondary schools in Surrey want pupils to reduce phone use in a bid to improve their health.

Children sat around a table at a breakfast club

Schools to pilot government breakfast club scheme

Eleven schools from across Surrey will be part of a £7m initial rollout of free breakfast clubs.