Chris Caulfield is a journalist, author, and editor, currently working as a local democracy reporter for Surrey Live, BBC Surrey, and other outlets. With a focus on local news and community issues, Chris has written for various publications and his work has been featured in a wide range of media outlets, covering topics such as local politics, development projects, healthcare, and environmental concerns.
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Surrey, United Kingdom (Local)
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Chris Caulfield's coverage primarily revolves around local government, housing, healthcare and related issues in Surrey. He is particularly focused on news about local schools, healthcare services, housing developments and legal disputes within the region.
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By: Chris Caulfield
One parent said the route is "just plain dangerous”
The decision to reject Guildford's London Road active travel scheme has been challenged.
By: Chris Caulfield
It might not be the end of the road for the cycle and pedestrian route...
A “very important site” that will define the gateway to a new 1,200 home Surrey development has been approved.
By: Chris Caulfield
Children have been told they can walk 4.9km through fields and over an unguarded railway line by Surrey County Council bureaucrats who cancelled their free bus passes.
The plans for London Road had the aim of encouraging more people to take up cycling and walking.
By: Chris Caulfield
Greenfield School was loaned a total of £13.3m
By: Chris Caulfield
Surrey County Council says suitable footwear should be worn as a field on the route can flood.
The private school that borrowed millions from Woking Borough Council has approached the bankrupt authority to say it does “not currently have funds” to fully repay its debt.
Another Surrey council is at risk of bankruptcy
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