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March 2005

31/03/2005: Monitoring to check air pollution

31/03/2005: Reporting methods are blamed for crime rise

31/03/2005: Fatal crash

31/03/2005: Doctor rapped for hitting a child who kicked him

31/03/2005: Hoards of lots to be put under hammer for hospice

30/03/2005: Cracking time for school children

30/03/2005: Hats off to Easter parade

30/03/2005: Council gets bonus for improving services

30/03/2005: Lions’ show is big on excitement

25/03/2005: Massive setback hits hall project

25/03/2005: Hundreds want to ‘save Cobham’

25/03/2005: Parking fees rise worries traders

25/03/2005: Blaze rages through 18th-century house

25/03/2005: Bid to save castle falls on stony ground

25/03/2005: Pupils say farewell to head teacher

25/03/2005: Pub loses licence for entertainment

25/03/2005: Illegal camp too risky for taxman

25/03/2005: Town takes stand on £15,000 band facility

25/03/2005: Tall order no problem for steeplejack

24/03/2005: Surrey's SATS scores above average

24/03/2005: Sweet dreams come true for diabetic boy

24/03/2005: Landmark action over affordable housing plan

24/03/2005: Commons campaigners are unsatisfied

24/03/2005: Parking fee almost doubles

23/03/2005: Making friends overseas

23/03/2005: Formula for fun

23/03/2005: £40k pot of funds for community projects

23/03/2005: Learning the education ropes

23/03/2005: Pupils are a class act

18/03/2005: Church row compromise

18/03/2005: Support fire victims

18/03/2005: Power failure nearly put fair in the dark

18/03/2005: TV shame for the Leatherhead ‘ramp’

18/03/2005: Red heads help raise £4k for Comic Relief

18/03/2005: Hunt is on to expose serial flasher – 20 incidents so far

18/03/2005: Fear plan will spark a flood of phone masts

18/03/2005: Teatime Trad Jazz will be a blast

18/03/2005: Cleaner energy will save Spectrum £50k

18/03/2005: Red Nose antics raise £500 for Comic Relief

18/03/2005: Battle on over plan for homes

18/03/2005: Mum’s positive attitude channelled into fundraising

18/03/2005: Praise for ICT effort

18/03/2005: Six little maids from school!

18/03/2005: Pupils combine science and art for exciting week of work

18/03/2005: Old trade tokens may be on your mantlepiece

18/03/2005: Tigger bounces back after missing five years

18/03/2005: Walking back to healthiness

18/03/2005: ‘Failure’ in waste burner dialogue

18/03/2005: Double-take at art show

18/03/2005: Were you at the Covenanters’ camps?

18/03/2005: Pupils enjoy round-the-world story trip

18/03/2005: Hats off to a spellbinding week

18/03/2005: Orange ‘lied’ over mast plan

18/03/2005: Dentist jailed for sexual assault

17/03/2005: New homes plan angers residents

17/03/2005: Murder hunt appeals to community over red car

17/03/2005: Multi-million-pound council offices move closer

17/03/2005: Young people have their say about an ideal community

17/03/2005: Borough's teen pregnancies rise against the national trend

17/03/2005: Cuts to address school's deficit

16/03/2005: Driving home safety message

16/03/2005: Anger over restaurant

16/03/2005: Boost for arts centre

16/03/2005: Firm favourites come in at £1,500

16/03/2005: Students in the picture

11/03/2005: Celebrating 40 years

11/03/2005: Elderly man dies in house blaze

11/03/2005: Charlie gets planting

11/03/2005: Downgrading hospital plans angers MPs

11/03/2005: Tea and cakes VE Day style

11/03/2005: Anger at empty home's tax bill

11/03/2005: Town council rejects links with Palestine

11/03/2005: Noses to the fore for Comic Relief

11/03/2005: Nursery team take gunge plunge

11/03/2005: Student and father die in Brazilian car crash

11/03/2005: Bishop gives his blessing to new building

11/03/2005: CCTV to stop club vandalism

11/03/2005: Bouncing adds up to plenty of fun

11/03/2005: Warning as conmen prey on elderly

11/03/2005: Staff take 1,000 miles in their stride

11/03/2005: The appliance of science

11/03/2005: Town council rejects links with Palestine

11/03/2005: Appeal for housing scheme is dismissed

11/03/2005: Fairy tale fun at Holy Trinity

11/03/2005: Elderly patient is released at 3.50am

11/03/2005: Animal hospital comes to cubs’ aid

11/03/2005: Glebelands wins status as Eco School

11/03/2005: Affordable housing plan moves closer

11/03/2005: Parents bear costs of uniform change

11/03/2005: No charges in assault claim

11/03/2005: Care policy forces elderly parents out of their home

11/03/2005: Care policy forces elderly parents out of their home

11/03/2005: Council admits it left autistic boy stranded abroad

11/03/2005: Safety video targets young drivers

10/03/2005: Housing charity seeks a permanent home

10/03/2005: Polo, private film screenngs and opera lectures from 'the new WI'

09/03/2005: Music to the ear

09/03/2005: Jeepers creepers – it’s book week!

09/03/2005: Bets are on for Comic Relief

04/03/2005: All onboard for walking buses

04/03/2005: Postcards to burglars

04/03/2005: Pastels expected to fetch thousands

04/03/2005: Infants get a buzz out of book week

04/03/2005: Clampdown on vehicle tax moves up a gear

04/03/2005: Group's brush with rebels in the Sudan

04/03/2005: World in white gets under way

04/03/2005: Awards for work that is out of this world

04/03/2005: Who recalls Norcon air-raid shelters?

04/03/2005: Conmen pick on elderly

04/03/2005: Teacher to run across the Sahara

04/03/2005: Brownies keep quiet for cash

04/03/2005: Hospital given a reprieve

04/03/2005: Scholar has a nose for fun

04/03/2005: Licence means casino is on a roll

03/03/2005: Borough to suffer highest councl tax in Surrey

03/03/2005: Cameras to get new car crime role?

03/03/2005: Flooding work delay 'totally unacceptable'

03/03/2005: Teenager broke order with insult to officer

03/03/2005: £430,000 windfall for village's youth centre deemed unfair

03/03/2005: Residents 'claiming credit for facilities'

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