The FRA was delighted to present cheques for £500 this week to both Fetcham Infants and to Oakfield Junior School.
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Author: Ian Anderson
Covid admissions low but no room for complacency says hospital chief
There are just a handful of Covid patients in Epsom and St Helier hospitals. But Daniel Elkeles says we must follow the rules to keep it that way.
Read moreMole Valley facing increased housing targets
Ministers look likely to impose higher housing targets on Mole Valley – in spite of a public consultation earlier this year which decisively rejected building on Green Belt land.
Read moreSurrey implements ‘Active Travel’ measures
Temporary changes to support social distancing in some of Mole Valley’s busiest places are being implemented by Surrey County Council. The measures will be in force initially for 3 months and residents are being asked
Read moreFRA co-sponsors anti-litter banners
It’s hoped the banners at the Splash will remind visitors that leaving litter is a danger to wildlife and damages the environment.
Read moreLitter: We don’t have to live with it!
Litter appears to be an unwelcome side effect of the Covid crisis. A reminder that FRA planters are NOT litter bins.
Read moreLeatherhead Theatre funding appeal
In common with other arts venues, Covid-19 has severely affected the Leatherhead Theatre. The venue has now launched a £30,000 crowd-funding appeal. The theatre’s Beth Petch writes: “The theatre is an independent venue managed on
Read moreSpike in fake Amazon Prime calls
Surrey Police say they are getting increased reports of scammers claiming to be from Amazon Prime. This is what Surrey Police are telling us: “This month we’ve seen a sudden spike in fake Amazon Prime
Read moreFetcham Park opens its doors
The staff at Fetcham Park House are welcoming back clients and planning events, despite all the uncertainties of the post-Covid world.
Read morePolice warn of Coronavirus scammers
Surrey Police are warning that fraudsters claiming to be from HMRC are calling residents purporting to offer financial support because of Coronavirus. The police advice if you receive a call such as this is unequivocal:
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