Emily Coady-Stemp is a journalist based in Guildford, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. She writes for various publications including BBC News, BBC Mundo, and the Cigalah Group. Emily's work has also been featured in several local newspapers and online platforms, covering a range of topics such as community issues, education, healthcare, and agriculture.
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Work to rectify an underground leak should be completed in time for Christmas, the lido says.
By: James Cannon, Emily Coady-Stemp
A representative of the local mosque says Sara's death is "heartbreaking".
Kent Fire and Rescue Service is issuing a reminder about items that have been hot or warmed up.
Emily Coady-Stemp A lack of psychiatric beds and a 26-day stay in an accident and emergency department were among issues which contributed to the death of a 29-year-old patient who took their own life, a coroner said.
The two trusts in Surrey look after nearly a million people and will collaborate in certain areas.
Customers are being told to run their kitchen tap if their water supply returns cloudy.
Four bottled water stations are open on Wednesday morning.
It is the second time this month the Brighton Winter Fayre has been cancelled due to the weather.
Parts of RHS Wisley in Surrey are closed as is the Brighton Winter Fayre.
Thousands of people are expected to line the streets of Brighton for its winter solstice event.
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