The date and theme of the annual celebration of life in the county are unveiled.

It comes after an MP accused the force of tipping off suspects during a misconduct investigation.

Residents have expressed concerns about parking but capacity is expected to stay the same.

Claire Coutinho wants firmer legal action against unauthorised waste burning in Smallfield.

The new contract starts in June 2027 and covers Surrey Heath, Woking, Mole Valley and Elmbridge.

Spelthorne Borough Council has a vision for how Staines will change and grow over the next 15 years.

Councillors vote to seek a new name reflecting Spelthorne's Middlesex heritage.

MP Lincoln Jopp claims developers are preparing a planning application for the site.

The move reflects plans which will see the creation of two new councils for East and West Surrey.

The Financial and Wellbeing Support Service says it helped support 187 clients in Epsom and Ewell.

One politician says he was speaking for two of his constituents who were no longer alive.

Councillors back plans to explore establishing a formal link with the town of Bucha.

Councillors had argued that Middlesex predates the Domesday Book and should not be erased.

Woking MP Will Forster complains about the state of his former school at Prime Minister's Questions.

Spelthorne Borough Council members say the controversial plan has no clear targets.

The River Thames scheme would create relief channels between Egham and Teddington to reduce risk.

Woking MP Will Forster says her death is a "consequence of children's services being hollowed out".

Call handlers at South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) triage all 999 calls to try and provide the right response for patients, which may not always involve sending an ambulance.

Bosses say it means ambulances go to the most "seriously ill and critically unwell patients".

Ian Spencer, clinical safety navigator, says when they offer the alternatives - pharmacies, GPs, or urgent treatment centres - they get "a very mixed response".

"Some people obviously see the frustration that they think it's delaying the help," he says.

"But actually, for us, it's getting the right care to the right patients at the right time."

Between 5 and 11 January, SECAmb said it dealt with 22,500 calls, compared to a call volume of about 3,000 in December.

Cathie Burton, SECAmb operations manager, says they have been dealing with an "unprecedented" number of 999 calls.

"It's really important that we do respond quickly, effectively and safely to all those calls that come in," Burton adds.

• How ambulance service deals with 'overwhelming' number of 999 calls

Streeting is asked what he can say about the location for the new Frimley Park Hospital in Surrey.

It's due to replace the current hospital, with construction work expected to begin in 2030.

Speculation has been rising since December that it will be built on Pine Ridge Golf Club in Frimley, prompting “deep concerns” from Surrey Heath Borough Council.

Two-thirds of the current hospital was built using reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC), which can fail when exposed to moisture, prompting plans for a new building.

When asked about concerns over the proposed site, Streeting said: “It’s legitimate for local representatives and the community to voice opinions and express concerns, and for us to make sure we get the big decisions right.”