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|Mon, 08-12-2013 - 12:47pm
As a long time member of the board it is good to share our ups and downs on occaision, so the new folks know we have struggled as well.
I joined the board in 2008, remarried to the most wonderful man, two kids in high school and we both brought in debt from our prior relationships. We got through the recession both working hard, and me working two jobs, 40 hours a week, then teaching at night.
My daughter graduated high school in 2010, and went on to an in-state college with some scholarships, loans and of course, my assistance. I had saved and was able to help as much as possible, but she pays for her own spending, books, fees, etc. on top of the loans she will have. Total now that she is a senior looks like about $92k, and she will have about $22k in loans - not too bad.
In 2010 we were offered to purchase a family cabin in DHs family. We would still have our much smaller place, and hold that to sell to our kids down the line, but it was something we both wanted to do and a possible retirement home for us much later on. So a new bill, taxes and insurance for the next 10 years or so, hopefully sooner. We negotiate a payment deal for less while kids were in school, then escalation after that.
Dh's son graduated a year later, again an in-state school, but he too lives at school. We do a 33% each with him and his mother, his portion is in loans, and he has to work to pay his fees, etc. Differece with him is that all his graduation savings, bonds and other money is at his disposal to use for his spending, so he did not see the need to work as early - but he has kicked it into gear.
DH and I have increased our net worth by over $125k in the last 4 years, even with the kids in school. We were humming along until spring 2012 when I took a buy-out from my job to pursue my passion. I went with a small firm, independent and thought it could be a good partnership. Well the guy didn't work out to be a "partner" at all, so a few weeks ago, things blew up just as I was having my best month ever, and I made the decision to go on my own. It took a while for all the paperwork to settle, but the best clients followed me, and I am moving forward. I am working out of the house for now and hope to be in an office by September.
DH put $6k from our HELOC into our personal checking account to give me 4 months or so to build before we need my income to support the household again. He pays about 60% of the bills, but with the kids in school, it is harder. Actually I could probably make the $6k last at least 6 months.
SO overally we have slipped about $10k in total back into debt and it feels awful. We have paid down over $8k even after that, so not THAT bad of a back peddle and DH is still putting in about 15% of his pay in retirement savings.
I will not show any income this year, due to pouring all I have made back into the business, so we should get a decent tax refund as DH has not lowered his withholding rate, and we still get credits for college funding.
I don't know, you are all making good progress and I get down looking at new debt. But I am doing what I love and am part of a career where only 7.9% of us are women, I know I am paving roads for the future. I might not be going as fast, but I am doing it the RIGHT way, taking care of people and putting time and consideration into their needs.
Creating your own business is very hard, every choice has much larger impact, and you work many more hours than you can ever imagine. Doing what you are passionate about also has tasks you don't like so much, but you cannot afford help, so you persevere. Someday I hope it all works out, as I adore helping people, and when they tell me how I have taken a burden off of them, it is so amazing, it is worth it all.
|Mon, 08-12-2013 - 1:01pm
So glad to hear things have settled down on the job front Marie and you got things "settled". I hope you had a great canoe trip last week, sorry I missed you while I was up there!!
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|Mon, 08-12-2013 - 1:46pm
Oh I am glad you are not working with that guy anymore! That did just not seem right for you! Thing will get back on track soon for you I just know it.
I know what you mean about being back in debt again. We just took out a loan for a bob cat that is around $30,000. I mean we will always have a loan for something, some kind of vehicle. I just hope it not more than one at a time. both our car and truck are paid off now and we shouldn't need another for quite some time, but living on this rural property we will likely need a loan for a lawn mower at some point. At least the bob cat loan is for 0%. We need to save our pennies for a house. Just competeing priorities here and we can never be proactive enough it seems. But hey! They bob cat will probably last for 20 years if not more. At least it isn't credit card debt. We have come a long way....
Glad to get an update from you. I will keep you posted on getting a job and our house plans.
|Mon, 08-12-2013 - 2:27pm
Good for you! It sounds like you've established a good base for your business and next year will be really successful. Right my dh is finding out whether his Mac is repairable or not. It died at a bad time and it is used professionally quite heavily. If it does have to be replaced it will be quite pricey beyond the actually PC the software that will need to be loaded in is pricey as well.
|Mon, 08-12-2013 - 2:43pm
I think that not having unsecured debt is huge. Rare to not have some kind of secured debt, like a home or vehicle. And if it is not that, something always comes up.
Thanks for sharing Marie.
I wish I could say I had made more progress than I have, but I have learned so much here on DSG that I do believe that even though it may not be so obvious on paper, I have made progress. Everyone here has helped me to quit digging.
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|Mon, 08-12-2013 - 2:58pm
|Mon, 08-12-2013 - 5:11pm
It's inspiring to see how much you've been able to reconfigure and change your life. That's harder than getting debt free. If you can do that, it's just a matter of time before you achieve your financial goals. May that day come sooner rather than later.
|Tue, 08-13-2013 - 3:18pm
I admire the way you have stuck with this self employment or should I say mind saving transtition. I love the fact that you have only yourself to report too and no one else holding you back. I know you will make things work, simply because you enjoy what you do...helping others. Heck, I may get some advised from you myself!
In six short months, I'm quitting my job in the city. Thinking seriously about starting an anwersing service/work from home Gal Friday for office people that need an extra hand now and then. Maybe helping elderly people balance their checkbooks, pay bills, run errands. Throw in some pet sitting, house sitting, we'll see. I have a few ideas in my head :) All I know is that my health is dictating that I slow down and hubby is in 100% agreement.
Before you know it Marie those kids will be out of college and it will just be the two of you! Best of luck!
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.- Pope Francis' decision to wash the feet of 12 young people at a juvenile detention center on Holy Thursday is being described as a display of love for the young people and invitation to renewal.
Prison chaplain Father Gaetano Greco told CNA that the Pope's visit "will make them see that their lives are not bound by a mistake, that forgiveness exists and that they can begin to build their lives again."
Fr. Greco confirmed that Pope Francis will wash the feet of 12 of the young people at the detention center after the Vatican announced that the new Holy Father was planning to celebrate the Mass of the Lord's Supper at Rome's Casal del Marmo juvenile detention center on Holy Thursday.
Some of the young men volunteered to have their feet washed, Fr. Greco explained, while others were given an invitation to help them overcome their embarrassment or self-consciousness.
"But all of them are very happy, and the visit will make them think, reconsider and understand that there are people in this world who are concerned for them," he said.
He added that many of the juveniles come from broken families and have sought an escape in drugs and crime.
"That Pope Francis himself is concerned for them is very significant, because it exposes this problem that so many disadvantaged boys and girls are experiencing," the priest said.
The residents chosen to have their feet washed by the Pope range in age from 16 to 21 years old.
Pope Francis' visit to the juvenile detention center means that he will not celebrate Holy Thursday at the Basilica of St. John Lateran.
In 2007, former Pope Benedict XVI also celebrated Holy Thursday Mass at the prison.
On that occasion, Benedict said, "Life without God doesn't work because it has no light." He encouraged the young people "to abandon sin and chose to return to God."
"Let us together take this journey of interior liberation," he told them.
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Steamboat Springs Whitewater Park begins with a slalom course on the Yampa River. The course continues with several rapids providing great surfing opportunities. Late May through early July will have ideal river boarding levels and later in the summer, the water levels are lower making it better for tubers and fishermen.
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If you're like some of us around here, you mostly watch the Super Bowl for the hilarious commercials and the awesome new movie trailers. But there's one you won't be seeing on TV: Scarlett Johansson's Super Bowl commercial for SodaStream, which was banned from airing during the upcoming game.
The Super Bowl is usually the highest-rated single television broadcast of the year -- so the program that airs right afterwards typically follows suit and rides the game's coattails to big ratings.
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Football fans are no doubt excited for the 2014 Super Bowl, but even non-sports fans can find something to enjoy. No, we're not talking about Bruno Mars, we're talking about the Super Bowl movie trailers that will be airing during the commercial breaks. With the 2014 Super Bowl set to air on FOX at 6pm on February 2, we thought now would be the perfect time to run through what we know is going to debut during the big game and what surprises could still be in store.
The Super Bowl hasn't always been so super. In fact, throughout the '80s and into the first half of the '90s many of the games were blowouts the likes of which are rarely seen during the regular season.
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Welcome to today's Surrey Live - bringing you breaking news, all the latest headlines from around the county and regular traffic & travel updates.
If there's something you want to tell us about, tweet @getsurrey, post on our Facebook page or email Surrey Live.
GOOD MORNING: Hello, Surrey. Welcome to the live blog. Once again it isn't looking too bright outside this morning here in Guildford, with a lot of cloud cover.
I will be with you throughout the morning giving you all your news and travel updates.
Please feel free to get in touch, it couldn't be easier. Either send us a tweet to @getsurrey, post on our Facebook page or email Surrey Live.
Congratulations to Mickleham violinist, Lettice Rowbotham, who has got through to the final of Britian's Got Talent.
She managed to wow the crowd's and public during last night's semi-final.
The 24-year-old shot to stardom after appearing in the audition phase of the talent show last month.
We have CCTV footage of the moment that 'Skull Cracker' Michael Wheatley held up a Sunbury building society with a gun just days after he had absconded from an open prison.
Yesterday Wheatley was given a life sentence at Guildford Crown Court for robbing the Chelsea Building Society in Staines Road at around 10.20am on Wednesday May 7.
Nicknamed the 'Skull Cracker' - for pistol-whipping victims in previous robberies - Wheatley admitted robbery, possession of a firearm or imitation firearm and being unlawfully at large.
For full coverage of the sentencing as it happened, head here.
TRAFFIC: Whilst traffic seems to be moving well in most areas of the county today, there is heavy traffic starting to build on the M25 clockwise at junction 8 for Reigate.
What do you think of Surrey police and crime commissioner, Kevin Hurley's, warning that up to 500 jobs at Surrey Police could be lost due to government budget cuts?
He said: "People need to understand the reality of where we are in the police because the home secretary made an unprecedented attack on Surrey Police last week, damaging to morale, some of which was about what happened 30 years ago.
"What she doesn't comment on is taking £30 million off the budget in the coming years - reducing staff by up to 500."
Let me know your thoughts with a tweet @getsurrey.
POLICE APPEAL: Officers are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a gang hijacked a UPS van in Guildford on Wednesday.
The brown Mercedes van was being driven away from Cathedral Hill Industrial Estate at around 4.45pm when a white Mercedes Sprinter cut in front and blocked its path.
A man threatened the driver and forced him to the ground before the gang took the van to the back of an industrial unit in Ladymead Retail Park.
Surrey Police said they stole a number of parcels, some containing jewellery. The suspects were described as four white men.
Anyone with information should call 101 quoting reference 45140043603.
TRAFFIC: Some good M25 news, for now at least. Traffic has returned to normal on the clockwise carriageway at junction 8 for Reigate.
Our top story today and yesterday was that the funeral of Bradley Hooper, the Farnham teenager who was killed in a motocross crash in Hampshire, was held on Tuesday.
He died in hospital on May 11 after being injured when he crashed at the Down Farm motocross track near Winchester and was then involved in a collision with a second bike.
His mother wrote a message attached to a wreath of flowers which read: "I will think of you every second of the day. I am so proud of you. Wait for me on the other side my angel".
NEWS: British Transport Police has named the woman who died after being hit by a train between Woking and Brookwood, as 54-year-old Woking resident Julia Hayward.
Emergency services were called to the line after receiving reports of a woman being hit by a train at 10.52am on Friday May 23.
The incident is not being treated as suspicious.
The number 23 shirt which Farnham teenager, Bradley Hooper, wore will be retired by his motocross club as a tribute to the youngster.
Mid Sussex Motocross Club plans to honour Bradley by no longer using the number in his age group, and dedicating two annual trophies to him.
Speaking to Get Surrey, Mid Sussex Motocross Club secretary, Riona Woodman, said: "Bradley was not just a member, he was someone who was really special to our club.
"We are retiring the number 23 in the open youth group [for those aged 14 to 17], which Bradley raced in.
"No-one else will wear that jersey, so it will become Bradley Hooper's number forever."
TRAFFIC: There are reports of a bus fire on Envoy Avenue at Eastern Perimeter Road at Heathrow Airport. We will bring you more on this as we get it.
NEWS: The former head of music at the Guildford School of Acting (GSA) has been accused of sexually abusing male pupils during private lessons at his home.
Ross Campbell, 56, from Oldwood Close in Farnborough denies four counts of indecent assault and seven of sexual assault while at GSA, which he left in 2011.
Jurors at Guildford Crown Court on Wednesday May 28 heard Mr Campbell allegedly made a student bend over his knee while he spanked him after telling him he had been a naughty boy, and reduced another to tears after thrashing his buttocks for a poor rendition of a song.
The trial continues.
TRAFFIC: There are reports of an accident on the A308 Staines Road East around The Avenue.
Elsewhere, traffic flows are heavy on the A31 Farnham Road at Bridge Street in Guildford, and busy but moving on the A320 Woking road at Ladymead in the town.
DRUNK YOUTHS: Elmbridge officers received a call yesterday that youths were drinking in Hurst Park in West Molesey.
PC Ian Madelin attended, searched the area and found a group close to the river and slumped on the park bench.
Elmbridge Beat said: "They were all intoxicated and one of them became very aggressive when PC Madelin tried to obtain his details from him.
"He was subsequently arrested and charged for being drunk and disorderly, assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest.
"He is currently on bail and is due to appear in court next month."
Good work from PC Ian Madelin yesterday who dealt with some drunken youths in #HurstPark. Pls see our Facebook page https://t.co/DQNBgZEY3k— Elmbridge Police (@ElmbridgeBeat) May 30, 2014
TRAFFIC: Apologies, last entry on the bus fire at Heathrow was from an incorrect report. The road is now closed and has not been cleared due to a bus fire at Envoy Avenue at the Eastern Perimeter Road.
TRAFFIC: Similar to yesterday, and probably due to half term, there is heavy traffic on the A243 Leatherhead Road northbound at B280 Fairoak Lane in Chessington, heading past Chessington World of Adventures.
The accident on the A308 Staines Road East around The Avenue has been cleared.
NEWS: A motorcyclist killed in a Farnham crash on Monday May 19 has been named as Filipe Freire.
Mr Freire died following the crash near the Hog's Back on the Shepherd and Flock roundabout.
The Farnborough resident, originally from Portugal, was pronounced dead at the scene after his red Honda motorcycle collided with a silver Volkswagen Transporter.
The 40-year-old suffered injuries to his thorax, abdomen, arms and legs.
Anyone with information about the incident should call police on 101 quoting incident reference P14145369.
TRAFFIC: Envoy Avenue at London Heathrow Airport has now been reopened following the earlier bus fire at Eastern Perimeter Road.
WHAT'S ON: It is still quite grey out there this morning, and due to be mostly cloudy over the weekend.
If you are stuck for ideas on what to do this weekend, why not check out our list of the top ten things to keep you entertained.
TOP STORIES: As we approach 9am, let's have a look at our top stories so far this morning.
Motocross crash victim Bradley Hooper's 23 jersey retired
Gang hijack UPS delivery can and steal jewellery
See 'Skull Cracker' robbing Sunbury building society
We have been running a poll all this week on Surrey's greatest musical exports. Eric Clapton has taken the lead throughout, with The Jam in second.
Have you cast your vote yet? You can also pick Genesis, Jimmy Page or Roger Waters as your favourite.
Once you have voted, let me know who your favourite is and why. Send me a tweet to @getsurrey.
ROADWORKS: As part of ongoing flood relief works being carried out by Surrey County Council, Woldingham Road will be closed for three days - today, Monday June 2 and Tuesday June 3.
The road will be open this weekend, but will have a temporary surface and speed restrictions in force.
It is expected to be re-opened from 9am on Wednesday June 4.
It is hoped the work will mitigate flooding during peak flows, and reduce minor flooding during normal rain events.
TRAINS: There are delays of up to 15 minutes between Reigate and Redhill because of emergency services dealing with an incident in Reigate. Reports are that a passenger has been taken ill.
Southern and Great Western services are affected.
INFO: Delays of up to 15 minutes between Reigate and Redhill because of emergency services dealing with an incident at #Reigate— National Rail (@NRE_Southern) May 30, 2014
TRAFFIC: Traffic has now returned to normal on the A243 Leatherhead Road in Chessington going northbound at B280 Fairoak Lane.
The A245 Leatherhead Bypass Road is busy, but traffic is moving, between the A243/ M25 junction 9 and the B2430 Kingston Road.
Other areas across the county are looking pretty good at the moment.
A Weybridge man accused of eight historical sex offences against three victims has appeared in court.
Terence Dyer, 49, of Monument Road, appeared at Guildford Crown Court last week for the start of his trial.
He denies two counts of sexual activity with a child, one of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, attempted rape and four charges of sexual assault of adults.
NEWS: A neighbourhood watch organiser in Enton Green has said that elderly residents living in villages south of Godalming are scared that they may begin to be victims of break-ins after a spate of thefts in the area.
"In the 22 years I have lived here, I have never seen a spate like this," Colin Cox said. "There must have been 20 attempted and successful thefts from garden sheds and garages in the last few weeks.
"Something has to be done because people are losing property at an alarming rate and some people are frightened.
"What happens if these people start turning to houses? I have been telling the police about this but the rate of crime doesn't seem to be going down."
TRAINS: Services are now running normally between Reigate and Redhill.
CLEARED: Trains are now running normally between Reigate and Redhill following emergency services dealing with an incident at #Reigate— National Rail (@NRE_Southern) May 30, 2014
Mickleham's Lettice Rowbotham has said she was crying with happiness after getting through the the final of Britian's Got Talent.
The 24-year-old Surrey violinist, described by judge Amander Holden as a 'sex bomb', got through on the public vote.
Oh wow! I'm already crying with happiness this morning! This is going to be one emotional day!!! Love you all SO MUCH! ❤❤❤— Lettice Rowbotham (@Letticemusic) May 30, 2014
Always having to be critical, Simon Cowell did say he was disappointed with her song choice, but added that she was a very talented musician.
The last two acts to make the final will be revealed at the fifth and final semi-final on Saturday night.
A man has admitted robbing a convenience store in Elstead whilst armed with a screwdriver.
Terry Lunnon, 35, of Hanwood Close, Woodley, Reading, pleaded guilty to a charge of robbery during a video link hearing at Guildford Crown Court on Thursday.
He stole £623.03 from the Spar shop in The Green, Elstead, just before 8pm on Thursday May 8.
Lunnon is due to be sentenced on June 27.
A popular swimming club in Camberley is hoping to save its beloved pool, by urging the public to vote for their cause in a charity giveaway.
There is less than 48 hours left to help Farnborough Fins swimming pool club get enough votes to win a £25,000 community funding pot from Engage Mutual.
"It's firmly foot down on the pedal," said Anna Strong who is leading the campaign. "The voting doesn't end until Saturday at midnight so we will keep asking you all to vote until then and share as much as possible.
"Thank you to each and every one of you who has voted, spread the word, shared on Facebook or tweeted and so much more, as well as generally encouraging us to keep going. It's been a rollercoaster."
The results of the vote are due to be announced on June 9.
INQUEST: A 19-year-old driver of a silver Lexus who failed to stop during a police pursuit died of head injuries after crashing into three other vehicles, an inquest has heard.
Teenager Ryan Boyle, from Londonderry in Northern Ireland, was killed in the collision in Felcourt Road, Lingfield, on February 21 last year.
A toxicology report revealed that the 19-year-old was not under the influence of drink or drugs.
The inquest continues.
The building society targeted by Michael Wheatley, AKA Skull Cracker, during his armed raid has responded to the life sentence which was handed to him yesterday.
A spokesperson for Chelsea Building Society said: "We are pleased Michael Wheatley has been brought to justice.
"Staff at the Sunbury branch were understandably shaken and upset by the incident but the branch has reopened and is operating as normal."
Wheatley, 55, was given another life tariff, in addition to the one he received in 2002 for a series of armed bank robberies, at Guildford Crown Court on Thursday for robbing the Chelsea Building Society in Staines Road at around 10.20am on Wednesday May 7.
MISSING TEENAGER: Lucy Browne, the 15-year-old from Puttenham who was missing for more than three weeks, has been located and brought back home.
She was reported missing on Tuesday May 6, and last night (Thursday May 29) police officers brought her back to her home in Puttenham.
A spokesman for Surrey Police said: "Surrey Police would like to thank the media and members of the public for their assistance during the search for her."
TRAFFIC: It is looking okay out there on Surrey's roads this morning, however, there is slow traffic on the A31 Farnham By-Pass at the B3001 Station Hill.
How much does it cost to make the M3 quieter? £150million. The money will be spent on a new surface on the motorway between Camberley and the M25, thanks to the lobbying of a civic group.
The scheme will involve widening the motorway to four lanes by incorporating the hard shoulder between junction 4A and 2.
Members of the Windlesham Society and representatives from Windlesham Parish Council held talks with MP for Surrey Heath Michael Gove and roads minister Robert Goodwill at the House of Commons in May.
NEWS: Lucy Browne, 15, from Puttenham, who was missing for more than three weeks has returned home.
Surrey Police has thanked everyone who helped with the appeal.
Missing Puttenham teenager returns home. Thanks to all who helped. http://t.co/Z7YLbiig4i— Surrey Police (@SurreyPolice) May 30, 2014
HANDOVER: I am off for a break now, and will leave you in the capable hands of David Stubbings.
HANDOVER: Hello. As James said, I'll be with you for now while he takes a break and I'm going to start my stint by talking about a motorcyclist who was killed in a crash in Farnham earlier this month.
Filipe Freire, who lived in Farnborough but was originally from Portugal, died at the Shepherd and Flock roundabout on May 19.
A fundraising page has now been set up to help raise money his funeral and to make sure his family, including his two daughters and one son, can attend.
TRESPASS: Anybody travelling by train in the Staines and Ashford area at the moment? Well you're probably going to hit delays and here's why. South West Trains hopes to have everything running again normally by noon though.
Due to an earlier trespassing incident at #Ashford(Surrey) trains are on these route are subject to delays. Our emergency staff are on site— South West Trains (@SW_Trains) May 30, 2014
NOT QUITE THE AA: Not sure exactly how far this officer had to push.
Headed out for a burglary patrol ended up on a breakdown recovery mission. 1 resident safely back home #humanpower pic.twitter.com/s8eHsTHrhX
Headed out for a burglary patrol ended up on a breakdown recovery mission. 1 resident safely back home #humanpower pic.twitter.com/s8eHsTHrhX— Woking Police (@WokingBeat) May 30, 2014
IF I COULD TURN BACK TIME: Well it's not quite turning the clock back (sorry, Cher), but Google has launched this nifty feature.
The time time travel feature shows how much places have changed in the last few years, an it's amazing how much a place can change in a short space of time. So we've put together some images from across Surrey which show the impact of developments such as G Live, proposed supermarkets, the transformation of Woking town centre and the redevelopment on Epsom railway station.
It can also be used to highlight derelict sites which have failed to materialise into anything new over the years (you'll see what I mean).
MAKING A POINT: Jenson Button was pleased after ending a dreadful run of results for his McLaren team at last weekend's Monaco Grand Prix. The Woking-based team had failed to score any points in the previous three races before the race in Monte Carlo last Sunday.
However sixth place for Button and 10th for Kevin Magnussen helped boost the team's mood going into next weekend's race in Canada.
Race director Eric Boullier said both drivers were "tenacious".
BRADLEY HOOPER: A reminder of on of our top stories this morning.
The number 23 jersey, warn by Farnham teenager Bradley Hooper, will be retired by his motocross club in his age group following his fatal accident near Winchester earlier this month. Two trophies will also be dedicated to him.
Mid Sussex Motocross Club secretary, Riona Woodman, said: "Bradley had something about him that no-one is likely to forget. People will always remember him because of his larger than life personality.
"As long as I am part of this club, he will never be forgotten."
And Bradley's family will keep the trophy he won last year for the biggest improvement in performance.
KEVIN PIETERSEN: He's back from the Indian Premier League, but he won't be playing for Surrey tonight.
'KP' has been told by a hand specialist not to play at tonight's NatWest T20 Blast fixture against Middlesex at The Oval. The former-England batsman has had a cast on his right hand while playing for the Delhi Daredevils.
Director of cricket Alec Stewart explained: "We needed to find out whether it was right or not and take the advice of the specialist.
"Obviously we'd love Kevin to be in the side but there are another 11 games in the competition after this so it would be daft to risk him if he's not fit."
HANDOVER: Right, my time on the blog has come to an end. I'll hand you over to Eleanor Davis now who will be taking you through the afternoon.
Have a good weekend.
HELLO: Good afternoon! First lets have a quick look at the traffic as we approach Friday lunch time. It was surprisingly busy on my way into Get Surrey HQ a few moments ago.
Walton-on-Thames: Terrace Road is closed in both directions due to an overturned car between Annett Road and Cottimore Lane.
Woking: Traffic is moving well on the High Street in Old Woking.
Farnham: Traffic is moving well on the Farnham By-Pass at Staion Hill.
THORPE PARK: Here's what I got up to on rainy Tuesday night - an evening with the celebs at the launch of Angry Birds Land at Thorpe Park resort.
Presenter Jonathan Ross, X Factor star Stacey Solomon, model Amy Willerton, radio presenter Sara Cox and reality star Lydia Bright were all there to launch the new family area as well as the first ever Angry Birds 4D film - go and see it, it's full of surprises!
Angry Birds land features dodgems, the Detonator, bird-based activities and loads of fun games and attractions. Well worth a visit!
CRICKET: Exciting news for cricket fans - Surrey County Cricket Club want to make Guildford CC's Woodbridge Road their southern base.
If an agreement can be reached between chief executive, Richard Gould, and Guildford Borough Council officials, this could potentially see an exciting new era for the ground and the chance for more first-class cricket in the town.
Here's the full story.
PUB DECLINE: Fancy a pint down the Bunch of Grapes? Me too!
Alas, historical records published by ancestry.co.uk have revealed the changing nature of public houses in Guildford and surrounding areas over the past 100 years.
In 1903 there were 206 licensed houses in Guildford, with a further 91 in the wider borough, including Ye Old Elm Tree in Artillery Terrace, the Dolphin in Chertsey Street, the Rifle Volunteer in Stoke Road and the Carpenter's Arms in Leapale Road.
In the same year you could have enjoyed a drink in the Victory on the Hog's Back, the Iron Duke in Hale, the Garibaldi in Farnham, the Hand and Spear in Woking or the Bunch of Grapes in Reigate.
Our reporter James Watkins has delved into the borough's publican past, including the meaning behind the names of the old haunts.
TRAFFIC: Terrace Road in Walton-on-Thames remains closed in both directions due to an overturned car between Annett Road and Cottimore Lane.
There is heavy traffic on the Hog's Back eastbound before the A3.
Traffic is moving well on the High Street in Old Woking, on the Farham By-Pass and on Victoria Way around the Peacock Centre.
BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT: One of our top stories today and a huge congratulations to Surrey's Lettice Rowbotham who secured her spot in the BGT final last night.
The electric violinist will join the singing-rap duo Bars & Melody, opera singer Lucy Kay, dancers Yanis Marshal, Arnaud & Mehdi, singer James Smith, dance troupe The Addict Initiative, illusionist Darcey Oake and boyband Collabro in the final.
The last two acts to make the final will be revealed at the fifth and final semi-final on Saturday night.
#A3 S/B 2 vehicles involved with 2 lanes closed at this time. Luckily minor injuries only.Hope to open lane 2 shortly pic.twitter.com/RkLIHDlP76
#A3 S/B 2 vehicles involved with 2 lanes closed at this time. Luckily minor injuries only.Hope to open lane 2 shortly pic.twitter.com/RkLIHDlP76— Surrey Roads Police (@SurreyRoadCops) May 29, 2014
A3 COLLISION: On Thursday two cars collided on the A3 causing minor injuries and severe damage to one of the vehicles.
A blue Volvo Estate and a blue Ford Focus were in collision on the southbound carriageway close to the BP service station near Ripley at around 6.15pm.
The impact was severe enough to rip the front passenger side wheel from the Volvo, and paramedics were called to treat one person who was suffering from chest pain caused by their seatbelt.
WEEKEND WEATHER: Looks like we can expect a warm and sunny up-coming weekend with highs of 17 degrees on Saturday and 19 degrees on Sunday.
Whether you feel like staying in for a weekend of entertainment or heading outdoors, here's our top ten things to do in Surrey & Hampshire this weekend.
WITLEY ACCIDENT: Yesterday Pete told you about an incident which caused the A283 Petworth Road to close in both directions due to an accident between Church Road and Mill Lane, close to the White Hart Pub.
We now have more information on what happened.
South East Coast Ambulance Service said: "Just before 7pm we received a call of an road traffic collision between a van and a car.
"We sent a car and an ambulance to the scene and the female driver of the car who was injured was assisted and treated at the scene for neck and shoulder pain before being taken to the Royal Surrey County Hospital.
"She was taken as a priority, but was fully concious."
The spokesman said that she did not suffer serious injuries and that she was in her 50s.
SPRING SNAPS: We love to see your snaps taken across Surrey, especially with so many beauty spots in the area.
This Instagram pic snapped by laurenkatie27 shows Egham in full bloom - looks like next year's Magna Carta 800th anniversary on the Runnymede meadows is going to be spectacular.
Keep your photos and news coming in to us by tweeting @getsurrey, post on our Facebook page or email Surrey Live.
TRAFFIC: The A3050 Terrace Road in Walton-on-Thames has re-opened in both directions after a car which overturned between Annett Road and Cottimore Lane has been removed.
Traffic has returned to normal on the A31 in Puttenham eastbound before the A3.
There is slow traffic on the A31 eastbound at the A331 Blackwater Valley Route.
Traffic is also slow on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 Leatherhead and junction 10 Wisley Interchange.
TEENAGER FOUND: Lucy Browne, 15, from Puttenham was returned to her home on Thursday night.
Surrey Police said she was found last night, after 23 days missing.
SAFFY THE CAT: This beautiful jet-black little cat is looking for a new home.
She is around four-years-old, petite but very confident and full of personality (look at those eyes!)
Saffy is very friendly and affectionate and has lived with other cats so would be happy in a home with other cat-friendly companions.
For more information about Saffy and to enquire about rescuing her, click here.
POLICE WARNING: Mole Valley Police have tweeted this warning to Android users who have experienced a fake warning message appearing to come from the police.
The pop up states that your device has been locked and can be unlocked if you pay a fine.
Look out for Android "police" malware!
http://t.co/w14LUIhUIB— Mole Valley Police (@MoleValleyBeat) May 30, 2014
NEWS: An inquest is underway at Woking Borough Council's civic offices into the death of 19-year-old Ryan Boyle who died due to head injuries after crashing into three other vehicles on Felcourt Road, Lingfield, last year.
Mr Boyle was being pursued by a police car at the time the collision took place.
His girlfriend at the time described him as "quiet, generous, affectionate, hard working, funny and respectful".
The inquest continues.
MURDER INVESTIGATION: Surrey Police has launched a murder investigation following the death of a young child from the Egham area on Thursday.
Officers were alerted by staff at St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey after the young girl, who was approaching her second birthday, was admitted with serious injuries on Wednesday 28 May.
The girl has not yet been formally identified and a post mortem examination to establish the cause of death will take place in due course.
A 24-year-old woman and a 35-year-old man have both been arrested on suspicion of murder, assault occasioning GBH and child neglect and are currently in police custody.
We will bring you more on this shocking news soon.
MURDER INVESTIGATION: We now have more information on an investigation launched after two people have been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a one-year-old girl.
Police said the baby girl, who was approaching her second birthday, was taken to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey on Wednesday (May 28) and was transferred to St George's Hospital in Tooting, where she sadly died on Thursday afternoon.
A 24-year-old woman and a 35-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of murder, assault occasioning grievous bodily harm and child neglect.
TRAFFIC: As the weekend approaches looks like the roads are picking up.
There is very slow traffic on the A31 Farnham Road westbound between the Hog's Back and Puttenham.
Traffic is queueing on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 for Leatherhead and 11 for Chertsey.
Slow traffic on the M25 clockwise between junction 12 for the M3 and junction 15 for the M4.
Slow traffic on the A31 eastbound at the A331 Blackwater Valley Route.
GET IN TOUCH: We are bringing you breaking news, traffic and travel, including any more information regarding the murder investigation in the Egham area up to 8pm this evening.
Keep in contact with us by tweeting @getsurrey, post on our Facebook page or email Surrey Live.
TIME TRAVEL: Google have launched a new time travel feature now allowing you to see how much Surrey has changed over a long or short period.
You can see the impact that projects such as the new G Live entertainment venue in Guildford, the transformation of Woking town centre, the redevelopment of Epsom railway station and new housing developments and proposed supermarkets have had on the street scene.
Take a look at some of our pictures here.
OPERATION LEEK: Two Guildford residents have been jailed after being sentenced for drug offences at Guildford Crown Court yesterday.
Stuart Randall, 33, of Ferry Lane, pleaded guilty to ten counts of supplying Class A drugs and was sentenced to four years imprisonment.
April Williams, 27, of Worplesdon Road, pleaded guilty to supplying Class A drugs and four counts of being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs.
She was sentenced to 40 months imprisonment and was ordered to serve half of this term.
The prison sentences are as a result of Operation Leek which aimed to crackdown on local criminals involved in the supply of Class A drugs.
The operation was spread across two sets of early morning raids – the first phase on Wednesday, 30 April saw addresses simultaneously targeted locally in the Farnham, Guildford and Aldershot areas and in London.
More than 150 officers were involved in the community intelligence led initiative which aimed to disrupt the activities of drug dealers and interrupt the supply of illegal drugs in the Waverley and Guildford areas.
FRIENDS UNITE: Friends of the Portuguese motorcyclist who died after a collision on the Shepherd and Flock roundabout in Farnham, are asking for donations towards his funeral and to bring his family over from Portugal.
Filipe Freire, 40, died on Monday May 19 after his red Honda motorcycle collided with a Volkswagen Transporter.
He leaves behind three children and has been described as a 'hard working man with a heart almost as big as he was', who was alone in the UK and without any money.
For more information of the fundraising efforts and to donate click here.
HANDOVER: I am off for a quick break now and will leave you with my colleague David Stubbings who will continue to bring you all the breaking news across Surrey.
HANDOVER: Me again. I'll be with you while Eleanor takes a break.
I'll start my second stint of the day with some traffic news. There's slow traffic on the M25 clockwise carriageway from junction 9 (Leatherhead) up to junction 15 (M4) with a travel time of 50 minutes.
Meanwhile there are queues on the A31 Hog's Back heading west between the A3 and the B3000 at Puttenham. This is because one lane is closed for grass cutting and there are also reports of a broken down vehicle in the area too.
MURDER INVESTIGATION: A reminder of our top story this afternoon.
Two people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a one-year-old girl died in hospital of serious injuries. The girl from the Egham area was taken to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey on Wednesday. Police were alerted before the baby was transferred to St George's Hospital in Tooting, where she sadly died on Thursday afternoon.
LAST ORDERS: Historical documents have revealed the changing shape the pub world has taken in the county. In 1903 in Guildford there were 206 licensed houses, with a further 91 in the wider borough, which included haunts such as Ye Old Elm Tree in Artillery Terrace, the Dolphin in Chertsey Street, which was also home to the Leopard, the Rifle Volunteer in Stoke Road and the Carpenter's Arms in Leapale Road.
Ancestry.co.uk has also given the origins behind some of the more common pub names.
This includes the Red Lion, which originates from James I who demanded that the red lion of his home country of Scotland be displayed all over England after he came into power in 1603.
FLY TIPPING: Cyclist David Melvill has sent us these images from Pyford which were taken near the bridge construction in Newark Lane at around 1.30pm
"Gobsmacked by the extraordinary audacity of fly tippers," he said.
JEREMY HUNT AMBUSHED: Here's a video of the health secretary, and South West Surrey MP, being ambushed during a constituency meeting last Friday.
Mr Hunt was at the South Street Sainsbury's store with an assistant when five women from a pro-abortion group, dressed in red and bearing red apples accosted him, demanding that he allow women from Northern Ireland to have access to free abortions on the NHS in England.
After the women had finished speaking, they each took a bite from their red 'apples of advice' and left them on the table in front of the health secretary before leaving.
TRAFFIC: The A31 delays I mentioned a bit earlier have cleared with the grass cutting completed.
However it's still slow from junction 9 to 14 on the clockwise carriageway of the M25.
INJURED MOTORCYCLIST: A motorbike rider was injured when he came off his bike on the B3102 Gapemouth Road, Deepcut, just before 1.40pm. It is possible he collided with another vehicle but fortunately did not need to go to hospital as he was treated by an ambulance crew at scene.
THE TIMES THEY ARE A CHANGIN': Come gather 'round people, wherever you roam, and admit that the buildings, around you have grown (possibly).
And accept it that soon, time really has flown. If your time to you to you, is worth savin', then you better start lookin', or you'll have a reason to moan. For the times they are a-changin'.
And what better way to see how the times have a-changed than with Google Street Maps new 'time travel' feature. It allows you to see the impact that projects such as the new G Live entertainment venue in Guildford and the transformation of Woking town centre while in other areas, time really has stood still.
CRICKET: Sports editor Richard Spiller is at The Oval tonight for the NatWest T20 Blast between Surrey and Middlesex.
Ready and waiting for the T20 Blast as @surreycricket take on Middlesex at The Oval. Tkts still available, 6.30pm start.— Richard Spiller (@SurreyAdSpills) May 30, 2014
One man who won't be however, on the field at least, is Kevin Pietersen. The maverick batsmen has a hand injury and has been advised not to play.
TRAFFIC: There's slow traffic on the M3 heading towards London between junctions 4 (Camberley) and 2 (M25).
It's also pretty slow on the A3 southbound between the A3100 junction at Burpham and the cathedral.
POLICEWOMEN: This year is the 70th anniversary of female officers working for Surrey Police.
To celebrate, a reunion was held earlier this month at the force's Guildford headquarters, Mount Browne, where around 60 former officers discussed the changing opportunities and levels of discrimination they witnessed during their service.
"It's because of some of the sacrifices you made that we're able to be here today," said Chief Constable Lynne Owens.
Beverley Wingham, née Walker, 60, came from Canada to be reunited with her friends and colleagues who were based in Reigate during the 1970s.
"It was extremely male-dominated still," she recalled. "They weren't really accepting of us even when it came to passing that we got the same money."
HANDOVER: Right that really is it from me for today as Eleanor is back and ready to take you through the evening on the blog.
Have a good weekend!
HELLO: Back again! Ready to take you through till 8pm this evening for all breaking news as the weekend begins.
Remember to keep in touch with me by tweeting @getsurrey, post on our Facebook page or email Surrey Live.
TOP STORY: This evening our top story remains the murder investigation launched after the tragic news of the death of a one-year-old girl in the Egham area.
The little girl, who police say was approaching her second birthday, was taken to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey on Wednesday (May 28) with serious injuries.
She was then transferred to St George's Hospital in Tooting, where she sadly died on Thursday afternoon.
A 24-year-old woman and a 35-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of murder, assault occasioning grievous bodily harm and child neglect.
NAME A POLICE PUP: Nine police dog puppies have been born and Surrey Police is asking the public to put forward names beginning with a 'G' for one of the female pups.
The German Shepherd puppies were born to mother Tia, who had six boys and five girls on Sunday (May 25) at the Dog Training School at the Mount Browne headquarters in Guildford.
Sadly one boy and one girl died in the days following the birth but the rest are fit and healthy.
It is hoped the puppies will eventually be allocated to a police dog handler.
People can suggest a name via Facebook and Twitter using the #NameOurPoliceDog hashtag until Monday (June 2) when the dog school will pick a winning name.
BREAKING: Max Clifford has appealed against his eight-year jail sentence for indecent assaults.
It has been confirmed that the celebrity publicist has lodged an appeal after being convicted for sexual assaults carried out between 1977 and 1984.
Passing sentence at Southwark Crown Court, Judge Anthony Leonard told Clifford his personality and position in the public eye were the reasons his crimes were not revealed earlier.
The 71-year-old from Hersham, who branded his accusers "fantasists", remained defiant ahead of his sentencing, saying: "I stand by everything I have said in the last 17 months."
COURT: A Weybridge man has denied eight historic sex offences against three victims.
Terence Dyer, 49, of Monument Road, appeared at Guildford Crown Court last week for the start of his trial.
He denies two counts of sexual activity with a child, one of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, attempted rape and four charges of sexual assault of adults.
Prosecutor Ahmed Hossain said one of the victims, now in his 20s, went to police after telling work colleagues he had been sexually assaulted since his early teens.
For the full details of the trial up-to-date click here.
TRAFFIC: The weekend has landed! And so has the traffic...
The M25 is slow clockwise between junction 9 for Leatherhead and junction 15 for the M4 - travel time is around 50 minutes.
Anticlockwise is slow from junction 17 for Maple Cross to junction 11 for Chertsey - travel time is around 50 minutes.
The A3100 Portsmouth Road at Godalming has been cleared in both directions after an accident between Eashing Lane and Primrose Ridge.
The M3 is slow London bound between junction 3 for Bagshot/Lightwater and junction 2 M25.
There is very slow traffic on the A3 southbound between A3100 London Road at Burpham.
It is also very slow on the A31 Farnham By-Pass at Station Hill.
BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT: In case you missed it, Surrey's Lettice Rowbotham landed herself in the BGT final last night!
The 24-year-old electric violinist from Mickleham won her place in the final alongside Simon Cowell's golden buzzer act Bars & Melody.
In a string of ecstatic tweets last night and this morning, the musician thanked her fans and said she was in shock and crying with happiness.
Goood morning!!! Last night actually happened, I'm actually in the finals...whhhaaaaatttt whhaaaatttt!!!!! Feels like I've dreamt this up!— Lettice Rowbotham (@Letticemusic) May 30, 2014
Oh wow! I'm already crying with happiness this morning! This is going to be one emotional day!!! Love you all SO MUCH! ❤❤❤— Lettice Rowbotham (@Letticemusic) May 30, 2014
TRAFFIC: Surrey Travel have tweeted that Cobham High Street is partly blocked both ways due to an accident.
Cobham - High Street partly blocked both ways due to an accident between Hogshill Lane and Church Street— Surrey Travel (@SurreyTravel) May 30, 2014
FUNDS NEEDED: There is just over 24 hour left to help a Farnborough swimming club save their pool in Camberley.
The Farnborough Fins are rallying round in a plea to get people to vote for their cause in a £25,000 charity giveaway.
The club has until midnight on Saturday (May 31) to campaign for votes.
Be a sport (sorry) and help them out here.
JEREMY HUNT AMBUSHED: The health secretary was holding a constituency surgery in a Sainsbury's store in Farnham last Friday (May 23), when he was questioned by protesters from the campaign group Speaking of I.M.E.L.D.A. – Speaking of Ireland Making England the Legal Destination for Abortion.
Calling themselves a 'pro-choice feminist performance collective', the group surprised Mr Hunt as he sat at a table near a checkout.
The group of women were dressed in red and holding red apples.
One of the ladies said: "Mr Hunt, a recent High Court ruling prohibits women from Northern Ireland accessing free abortions under the NHS.
"This is particularly unfair as these woman cannot access abortions in Northern Ireland and, unlike fellow UK citizens, are charged by the NHS when they come here."
At this stage another group member said: "This is unfair for women who cannot afford both to pay for an abortion and travel to England.
"It is clear from the ruling [that] it is within your power to remove some of these inhumane restrictions."
Another member, who was filming, was escorted out of the supermarket.
After the women had finished speaking, they each took a bite from their red 'apples of advice' and left them on the table in front of the health secretary before leaving.
TRAFFIC: One lane is closed on the M23 London bound due to an accident on the M23 before the M25 junction 7 - traffic is queueing.
There is heavy traffic on the A246 York Road into Guildford at Onslow Street.
The A31 is clear at the A325 Shepherd and Flock Roundabout.
TOP STORY: A reminder here of the sad news we reported earlier today regarding the death of a one-year-old girl in the Egham area.
Surrey Police has launched a murder investigation after the baby, who was approaching her second birthday, was taken to St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey on Wednesday and then transferred to St George's Hospital in Tooting, where she sadly passed away yesterday.
The girl has not been formally identified yet and a post-mortem examination to establish the cause of death will take place in due course.
She was admitted to hospital with serious injuries and a 24-year-old woman and a 35-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of murder, assault occasioning grievous bodily harm and child neglect.
CRICKET: Our sports editor, Richard Spiller is at the Oval tonight for Surrey vs Middlesex which is underway.
The current score is Middlesex 38-3 (7.1 overs) and Surrey yet to bat.
Here's some of the live tweets from supporters at the ground:
Come on #surrey #t20 #cricket #oval #t20blast pic.twitter.com/J7FqYBPTGL— ThinkIT(Roger Mills) (@thinkITrec) May 30, 2014
Ready for Surrey v Middlesex at the Kia Oval pic.twitter.com/04PRXNfbhi— Prakash Mohan (@prak770) May 30, 2014
BRADLEY HOOPER: The mid Sussex Motocross Club said the teenager, who died in hospital after a crash at an event in Hampshire, would "never be forgotten", and that the number 23 shirt would be retired in tribute to the youngster.
In a gesture in his honour, the club will no longer use the number in his age group and have dedicated two annual trophies to him.
SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL: Surrey County Council's shared services team has been named the best in Europe by a major industry body.
The county council team was praised by the The Shared Services & Outsourcing Network (SSON) for its innovative use of technology and social media, winning the title of 'Best Shared Service Centre or Outsourcer in Europe for Customer Service'.
Coca Cola Hellenic, Siemens and Bank of Ireland were among more than 150 organisations up for the title in the annual SSON awards.
Denise Le Gal, the County Council's Cabinet Member for Business Services, said: "I'm delighted our work has been recognised as the best in Europe.
"It's a real testament to the staff here that we are delivering a better and more innovative service than so many multi-billion pound organisations and this is a fantastic reward for their efforts."
SURREY CRICKET: Looks like Surrey County Cricket Club are doing pretty well at the Oval in the match against Middlesex tonight.
Middlesex are 64-6 after 13.4 overs.
Come on Surrey!
Surrey are strangling Middlesex here at the Oval. 59-5 in the 13th over. @natwest_cricket #survmix pic.twitter.com/SvOAva4b0W— Sam Blackledge (@samblackledge) May 30, 2014
TRAFFIC: All lanes have re-opened on the M23 London bound. There is still very slow traffic due to an earlier accident involving a car and a van. The lane re-opened at 7.45pm.
There is slow traffic on the M25 clockwise between junction 11 for Chertsey and junction 15 for the M4.
Traffic is moving well on the A31 Farnham By-Pass at Station Hill.
TOP STORY: Our Friday night top story is the launch of a murder investigation by Surrey Police after a one-year-old girl died after being admitted to hospital with serious injuries.
The baby girl has not been officially identified and a A 24-year-old woman and a 35-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of murder, assault occasioning grievous bodily harm and child neglect.
Detective Chief Inspector Mark Preston, from the Surrey and Sussex Major Crime Team, said: "The death of such a young child is extremely tragic and officers are currently carrying out a full and thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the injuries she sustained.
"Two people are currently in custody and enquiries are ongoing at this time."
We will bring you more on this incredibly sad story as information comes in.
SURREY CRICKET: We have time for one more look at the cricket score as Surrey take on Middlesex at the Oval tonight.
Middlesex have finished on 117-7 after their 20 overs. Thomas Curran bowled well, getting 2 wickets for just 15 runs off his 4 overs.
It's looking good for Surrey!
Here are some of the Surrey fans at the match tonight:
Middlesex v Surrey at the Oval. 4's all over the shop. pic.twitter.com/4uBn0FU6xU— JJ Shaw (@JJShaw8) May 30, 2014
We're having a fabulous time at the Oval, with Tim Linley of Surrey @EvelinaLondon #StumpUpForEvelina pic.twitter.com/U2D5ufQNpv— Evelina London VIPs (@evelina_vips) May 30, 2014
GOOD NIGHT SURREY: It's been a busy day across the county.
We've had the fantastic news that Britain's Got Talent star, Lettice Rowbotham is through to the finals.
A delve back into Guildford's pub past, with some interesting public house names dating back to 1903 (the Bunch of Grapes is my favourite).
The good news that missing teenager, Lucy Browne, from Puttenham has been found by police and returned to her home.
Finally, the shocking news of a murder investigation launched after the death of a one-year-old girl in the Egham area on Thursday.
Thank you for joining me this evening. We will be back with you on Monday morning at 6.30am and bringing you news across the county on our website over the weekend.
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