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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Reigate MP Crispin Blunt has been released under investigation following his arrest last year.
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Residents are being invited to watch the installation of 19 beams, each one 24 metres long, using a 750-tonne crane as a new road bridge is built.
Spelthorne Borough Council has average debts of £10,415 per person.
An on demand minibus service in Surrey is due to expand to cover more of the county.
By: Julia Gregory, Emily Coady-Stemp
The 25-storey building will go ahead after a government inspector overturned the council's decision.
Councillors at a debt-laden authority have agreed to increase its borrowing limits.
Surrey Police believe the death was a contract killing and a case of mistaken identity.
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