Chris Caulfield is a Local Democracy Reporter at Surrey Live and BBC Surrey. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on urban design, housing markets, and the construction industry. Chris's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Liphook Herald, Wales Online, and BBC News.
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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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Councillors propose re-naming the new authority West Surrey and South Middlesex.
Councillors propose re-naming the new authority West Surrey and South Middlesex.
Calls for the change of name to be put to the public were rejected, but the Government still needs to approve it
By: Chris Caulfield
Middlesex could soon return after a history making decision by West Surrey Council to change its name.
By: Chris Caulfield
It will allow them to finish their routes before the hottest part of the day
New HMOs would require planning permission
Crews in the borough of Waverley are doing their rounds earlier than usual.
A petition has been launched calling for a statue celebrating Ali G, one of West Surrey’s most famous fictional characters.
By: Chris Caulfield
Strict controls on new HMOs in Reigate & Banstead could be brought in next year.
By: Chris Caulfield
Fresh plans have been submitted to renovate a former NatWest bank, which would extend it and partially convert the site into housing.
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