Jamie Jubert

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Number of patients left waiting outside hospitals in ambulances soars by 940% at St Peter's

Hospital CEO, Suzanne Rankin declined an interview to explain why the figures for St Peter's were significantly worse than the other four Surrey centres.

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Air ambulance adds another crew to transfer Covid-19 patients to intensive care across South East

It costs £15 million a year to run the service and 88 per cent is raised through public donations

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Folkestone resident caught fly-tipping five times in a month only fined £400

Darren Timmins dumped household waste, furniture and general refuse on land in Hawkinge between December 2019 and January 2020.

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Oxshott musician Talia Dean releases new anti-love song on Valentine's Day

'I did the vocals in my wardrobe as the echoes were too much anywhere else in the house'

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Surrey County Council has prosecuted 319 parents for not sending their children to school since 2018

More than 1850 fines were issued in 2019/20, but only 119 have been handed out since September.

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Six Surrey sites were funded by slave labour and trading of humans

Mr Onslow built Clandon Park with money generated from slave labour and the trading in people...

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Chobham publican has been taking out her bins in fancy dress for the past year

'I have been Marge Simpson, Wilma Flinstone, a seven foot inflatable dinosaur and Rudolph the reindeer...'

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Margate hospital worker raised more than £1100 to make care packages for healthcare staff

'Our hands are white and scaly and faces red and sore, so something small like this helps brighten our healthcare workers day.'

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Folkestone and Dover Council's give shelter to 15 rough sleepers due to freezing weather

Dover council have taken on eight flats on Folkestone Road for those on the brink of homelessness

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Aylesham could see nearly 100 dwellings built on hazardous land

The site has risks of land gasses rising through the ground

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How a Dorking coffee roastery is adapting to survive in a world with Covid and Brexit

Mr Webber adapted his business that used to sell mainly to hospitality venues and event companies, and now delivers to people's homes

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More than 20 buildings in Surrey still have dangerous cladding

'The complexity of cladding and all sectors involved in remediation, requires it to be done in a comprehensive way'