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April 2005

28/04/2005: Borough's youth is being demonised, warns charity

28/04/2005: Poll offers electorate more choice than ever before

28/04/2005: Surrey TB rise sparks health fears

28/04/2005: Disability access rules to cost £2 million

28/04/2005: Walton South & Oatlands: No surprises expected from poll

28/04/2005: Molesey West: Closely-fought contest

28/04/2005: Hinchley Wood, Claygate & Oxshott: Boundary change makes voter turn-out a key factor

28/04/2005: The Dittons: Focus on youth services and transport

28/04/2005: Cobham: State of the highways top of the agenda as candidates fight one of safest divisions

28/04/2005: Walton: Impossible to predict

28/04/2005: Hersham: Conservative seeks a fourth term as village's councillor

28/04/2005: Weybridge: Education a hot topic

28/04/2005: Esher & Molesey East: Former borough party leader looks to take vacated County Hall seat

28/04/2005: Surrey is 'no longer the safest place in the country'

21/04/2005: Party taps into apathy and disenchantment

21/04/2005: Addressing noise and pollution

21/04/2005: Seeking a common-sense approach

21/04/2005: 'If people vote for what they believe in, UKIP will win'

21/04/2005: Good value for money

21/04/2005: Being tough on law and order is part of Liberal Democrat principles

21/04/2005: Our manifesto will secure new victory

21/04/2005: A younger, more radical vote

21/04/2005: Don't waste youre vote - it's loony

21/04/2005: Offering people a say on the issues that matter

21/04/2005: Why can't Surrey have a Labour MP?

21/04/2005: Winning the seat is within our reach

21/04/2005: Force funding a cornerstone of Conservative's campaign

15/04/2005: Fancy footwork is magical

15/04/2005: Student’s rail death accident verdict

15/04/2005: Couple make a run for it

15/04/2005: High Street to be given a £250k facelift

15/04/2005: Back in time for the cameras

15/04/2005: Election war breaks out

15/04/2005: Centre of attention gets a facelift

15/04/2005: Row erupts over Tories' 'appalling' poll leaflet

15/04/2005: Mole Valley grows greener with new recycling facility

15/04/2005: Answers sought in wrangle over communications

15/04/2005: High street flats plan gets go-ahead

15/04/2005: Samaritans salute oldest volunteer

15/04/2005: Curry festival is hot favourite

15/04/2005: Extra time to tackle anti-social drinkers

15/04/2005: Awareness day has finger on pulse of the village

15/04/2005: Horse schemes get a mixed response

15/04/2005: Accolades for helping others

15/04/2005: Surname puts Theo in marathon mood

15/04/2005: Workshop on graffiti art

15/04/2005: Zone puts squeeze on young boozers

15/04/2005: A personal challenge

15/04/2005: Cab firms say policy threatens livelihood

15/04/2005: Roadworks rage

15/04/2005: Daughter wins mum £1.6m payout for brain damage

14/04/2005: Campaign warns that tree plan is illegal

14/04/2005: Violent crime costs Elmbridge £19 million

14/04/2005: Concerns over safety of Chelsea fans

13/04/2005: Skillway sets the benchmark

13/04/2005: Green light for new bus service to Royal Surrey

13/04/2005: Puppet power is simply fantastic

13/04/2005: Divi delight for charities

13/04/2005: Seafare chips in with £8,000

13/04/2005: Police curb nightspots

08/04/2005: Ousted councillor to stand as independent

08/04/2005: Marathon pair in the running

08/04/2005: Annual youth awards

08/04/2005: Tastes great as Woking puts France on menu

08/04/2005: Residents seek action over speeding traffic

08/04/2005: Double first for daffodils

08/04/2005: Parties in squabble over spending plans

08/04/2005: Firefighter hurt in arson blaze

08/04/2005: Heroin now most widely-used drug

08/04/2005: Green fingers spring into action

08/04/2005: Having a ball raised £10,000 in six weeks

08/04/2005: Track misuse has council on warpath

08/04/2005: Recruits dip into pond project

08/04/2005: Beryl sails to victory

08/04/2005: Net closes on out of order drinkers

08/04/2005: End of war memories are required

08/04/2005: All aboard for evacuation

08/04/2005: Play looks set to be dead good

08/04/2005: Battle for hospital beds lost

08/04/2005: Ice cool Milla's ready to conquer the wastes of northern Norway

08/04/2005: Pegasus bus has its wings clipped

08/04/2005: Race and hate crime on the increase

08/04/2005: Kids' hospice opens its doors after 10 years' hard work and a lot of help

08/04/2005: Call for more volunteers

08/04/2005: Councillor runs for a cause dear to his heart

08/04/2005: Rape victims more likely to have got drunk voluntarily

07/04/2005: Inquiry into loss of riverside for new bridge

07/04/2005: Spate of attacks on exclusive estate leads to witness appeal

07/04/2005: Heroin is now the most widely-used drug

07/04/2005: Commons plan moves closer

06/04/2005: Shining example at fire station

06/04/2005: Sculpture is a growing achievement

06/04/2005: The height of despair

06/04/2005: ‘Let’s back fair trade'

06/04/2005: Princess returns to Papercourt

06/04/2005: Sport is a big winner

01/04/2005: Cracking good time at Easter

01/04/2005: Fears site for new homes could flood

01/04/2005: Rising crime blamed on reporting methods

01/04/2005: On track for road revamp

01/04/2005: Bleak holiday week for road fatalities

01/04/2005: Flowers give 4,000 reasons to smile

01/04/2005: Protesters choked up over eatery

01/04/2005: Golden oldies of cinema

01/04/2005: SEERA's housing strategy could destroy Mole Valley

01/04/2005: Great egg hunt proves to be a cracking success

01/04/2005: Homes plan set for survey

01/04/2005: Bunny hops along to the park

01/04/2005: Lib Dems target council leader over Civic Hall 'fiasco'

01/04/2005: The rover returns

01/04/2005: Prime time for Stephanie

01/04/2005: Call for urgent review of acute hospital beds

01/04/2005: Jane moves on after 14 years

01/04/2005: Breast cancer talks

01/04/2005: Violinist pulls a few strings for young school musicians

01/04/2005: Building revamped for a master project

01/04/2005: Turn back time

01/04/2005: Big plans for village

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