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GOOD MORNING SURREY: Hello everyone! Mark Edwards here on the live blog- I will be bringing you all the latest news, travel and weather from across the county this morning. How are we all today?
I must say- I have been enjoying my early drives into work this week- no traffic on the A3 is a great way to start the working day! Well that and a big cup of coffee!
Anyway- lets begin shall we?
CHERTSEY EVICTION: First up some news from Surrey Police who along with Runnymede Borough Council have been granted possession of a drug den in Chertesy- associated with persistent anti-social behaviour and drug related behaviour.
The possession order for 64 St Anne's Road, was granted by North Surrey Magistrates Court on May 15 on the grounds that the property has been used in connection with drugs and anti-social beahviour.
On Monday July 7, officers from both Surrey Police and the borough council attended the property to carry out the eviction- securing the property with new locks.
Runnymede Neighbourhood Specialist Officer, Dave Stockle, said: "This is a great conclusion to a situation that has been on-going for several months another success story where anti-social behaviour had caused a major problem in the surrounding community.
"This action demonstrates that behaviour of this nature will not be tolerated within our communities and is another example of excellent partnership working between Surrey Police and Runnymede Borough Council.
"The occupant had been causing problems in the neighbourhood for many years and the information and feedback we received from local residents was one of the major contributing factor behind this success - hopefully this will allow them to enjoy the peace and quiet which they are entitled to.
"I would also like to appeal to members of the public to get in touch with Surrey Police if they suffer from, or have information about anti-social behaviour in their area. Local support is key in bring those responsible to justice."
HEADLEY COURT: Some breaking news this morning that the Headley Court military rehab centre is set to close in 2018 with a £300m move to the midlands planned. Very sad news for the area- I am the Mole Valley District reporter and I know the community is very proud of Headley Court and will be extremely sad to see the expertise and facilities leave.
Wounded soldiers have been treated there since the end of the Second World War- I have attended Headley Court many times and you can not fail to be impressed by the dedication, hard work and character of the staff and soldiers there.
We will bring you much more information on this breaking news later on today.
FRANCES ANDRADE INQUEST: Mrs Andrade, from Guildford, was found dead just a week after giving evidence in the trial of a man who sexually abused her while she was a music student.
The inquest into her death has heard that the former Guildford music teacher was told by police not to have counselling and the she felt "let down" by a mental health team.
The inquest heard evidence from Mrs Andrade's GPs at St Luke's Surgery in Warren Road.
To read the full report from my colleague Paul Harper, click here.
DOG MESS ATTACK ON PLAYGROUND: We brought you news yesterday about a play area in Hunter's Chase in South Godstone which had been smeared with dog faeces by disgusting vandals.
My colleague Russell Butt went to speak to appalled South Godstone residents who spoke of their horror at discovering what had been going down on their doorsteps.
The contents of a dog waste bin near the park were emptied across the play area on Wednesday July 2, the following day and on Sunday (July 6), all believed to have taken place under cover of darkness.
Click here to read the reaction of Godstone residents.
TRAFFIC: Traffic building up on M3 London bound around junction 3 A322 Bagshot/Lightwater.
M25 clockwise is slow around junction 10 at A3 Wisley Interchange.
A320 Victoria Way in Woking- traffic is moving well.
The same can be said for the A3 Hook northbound at A309 Kingston Bypass.
A245 Leatherhead bypass road- traffic moving steadily.
Traffic moving well on A31 Farnham bypass at B3001 Station Hill.
eavy traffic on A3 Portsmouth Road Eastbound between Wisley Lane and M25 junction 10.
TORY COUNCILLOR SUSPENDED: This is our top story this morning:
Spelthorne Borough councillor Asif Ayub has been suspended by the Conservative Party after being convicted on five counts of assaulting his former girlfriend.
One of the attacks was said to have taken place shortly before Ayub attended a reception at 10 Down Street with Prime Minister David Cameron.
Ayub's Conservative colleagues have confirmed that the disgraced ward member for Ashford East was suspended from the group as soon as the charges came to light, further throwing question marks over his political future.
HORSE KILLED: A horse was hit and killed by a 4X4 outside a pub in Hascombe on Monday July 7.
The rider suffered slight injuries after the horse bolted into Church Road colliding with a black Freelander which was travelling to Godalming from the direction of Cranleigh.
Read our full report on this story here.
TRAFFIC: We have heavy traffic on A320 Chertsey Road Northbound after A245 Woodham Lane.
Congestion on A25 anticlockwise at junction 10 A3.
Queueing traffic on M25 anticlockwise between junction 13 A30 (Staines) and J12 M3.
Slow traffic on A243 Leatherhead Road Northbound at B280 Fairoak Lane.
Heavy traffic on M3 London bound between J4 A331 Blackwater Valley Route (Camberley) and junction 3 A322 (Bagshot / Lightwater).
TRAVEL: Some disruption on the trains at Bookham this morning.
#Bookham A broken down train was stopped at Bookham. This is now on the move and will terminate at Leatherhead.— South West Trains (@SW_Trains) July 10, 2014
AERODROME CRASH REPORT: Inexperience of a pilot who was killed when his plane crashed last year was a likely factor in the incident across to the Air Accidents Investigation Branch.
The AAIB published a report into the cause of the fatal crash at Redhill Aerodrome in August 2013.
To read the full report click here.
WARD MANAGER BANNED FOR 12 MONTHS: A former ward manager at The Ridgewood Centre in Frimley left patients in pools of their own urine.
A Nursing and Midwifery Council hearing at the Old Bailey last week heard that Andrena Tyler contributed towards a culture of fear at the centre which saw staff and carers leave residents in bed all day on Hale Ward.
To read the full report click here.
SHOPLIFTER: An unemployed Romanian immigrant who jumped into the River Thames after stealing dozens of bottles of booze has been fined.
Ion Ciusdel, appeared before magistrates in Guildford on Tuesday and admitted to stealing 21 bottles of gin, a bottle of Jack Daniel's and some vegetables.
The father of four took the items from Sainsbury's in New Zealand Avenue in Walton on Monday.
After being challenged by security at the store Ciusdel abandoned the items and jumped into the River Thames in a desperate attempt to get away.
TRAFFIC: Reports coming in of a possible accident/incident on Wych Hill Lane in Woking. Slow traffic due to an obstruction on the road at A320 Guildford Road/ A247.
Callers report an ambulance is blocking the entrance from Wych Hill to the A320.
The A31 in Farnham is busy but moving at the A325 Shepherd and Flock roundabout.
Reports of queueing traffic on B383 Windsor Road around A319 Chertsey Road.
STRIKE ACTION: More than one million teachers across the UK are expected to take part in strike action over pay, pensions and work conditions today.
The walk-out is the second national day of action organised through the National Union of Teachers (NUT), following an earlier strike in March.
If you are worried about your children being affected, here is some information about schools that are taking strike action.
HAMPTON COURT FLOWER SHOW: There has been significant traffic disruption caused by the flower show this week.
Hampton Court Flower Show opens its doors to the public today. Expect traffic congestion in #Esher and #ThamesDitton and surrounding areas— Elmbridge Police (@ElmbridgeBeat) July 10, 2014
TRAFFIC: Slow traffic on A217 into town between M25 junction 8 at Reigate and Birkheads Road.
We have queueing traffic on A3 northbound before A31 Farham ROad.
Traffic moving well on A247 High Street in Old Woking.
Slow traffic on A322 Woodbridge Road inbound before A246 York Road.
Slow traffic on A331 Northbound between A323 Ash Road / Oxenden Road and A3011 Lynchford Road / B3166 / Lynchford Lane- this is not being helped by the closure of the A3011 due to an accident.
RADIO STATION APPEAL: Kane FM based in Guildford is appealing for money to help deal with the huge demand for work experience placements.
The management of a community radio station that has helped dozens of young people gain valuable work experience, claim more funding is needed to continue its programme.
The station originally began as a pirate radio station but was granted a licence in 2011 and now has an audience spanning 180 countries.
ROAD CLOSURE: A reminder to drivers that Ockley Road is closed to all traffic today.
Please be aware plan your journey road closure B2126 Ockley Rd Forest Green.closed to all traffic, including cyclists pic.twitter.com/PkVYpPm92X— Mole Valley Police (@MoleValleyBeat) July 10, 2014
STRIKE ACTION: Another reminder of Strike action by Surrey Fire and Rescue Service today- some advice from them this morning.
FBU strike begins at 10am until 7pm. You should still dial 999 in an emergency. Please #takeextracare at home, work and on the road.— Surrey Fire & Rescue (@SurreyFRS) July 10, 2014
TRAVEL DISRUPTION: South West trains between London Waterloo and Guildford are being disrupted due to emergency engineering works.
Services to Dorking, Chessington, Hampton Court will not run- this is going to cause major problems for people travelling to Hampton Court flower show.
Tickets are being accepted on London Bus/Underground and Southern services.
One of our readers alerted us to this situation- links to cancelled services from National Rail here:
@getsurrey Trains to/from Hampton Court are cancelled until further notice. Live trains http://t.co/9dajZ3HkDw News http://t.co/QNOERikrK5— Michael Gibson (@junglybarry) July 10, 2014
HEADLEY COURT: In case you missed it this morning- Headley Court rehab centre in Mole Valley is to be closed by 2018 with a £300m move to the midlands planned by the MOD.
We have been speaking to the MOD this morning- who say they will be releasing a full statement shortly but a spokesman has confirmed that Headley Court will be vacated.
We will bring you much more information and reaction on this when we have it.
TRAIN DISRUPTIONS: Hearing that all lines have now re-opened but travellers can still expect delays of up to 30 mins on South West Trains between London Waterloo and Guildford because of emergency engineering works. No estimated time as to when normal service will resume.
TRAVEL DISRUPTION: Update from South West Trains
#Wimbledon The first Hampton Court service from Waterloo will be the 0936 departure.— South West Trains (@SW_Trains) July 10, 2014
SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL: This story has been creating lots of debate on our Facebook page: County leader David Hodge is facing open rebellion from his party after Esher and Walton Conservative Association blasted the council's decision to increase councillor allowances as "blatant, spectacular greed."
To read the full story click here.
GUILFEST: Lets have a bit of light relief now- Get Surrey has put together a feature on 10 things that are guaranteed to happen at this year's GuilFest.
Do you think our picture gallery accurately predicts what is going to happen next weekend when the festival finally gets going?
If you are having your coffee break this morning why not have a quick look at this.
POLICE: Detective's are appealing for help from the public following the theft of a KTM motocross bike in Thames Ditton.
The vehicle was stolen between 8pm on Saturday July 5 and 9am on Sunday July 6 from a garage at an address in Speer Road after offenders forced entry.
Investigating officer Detective Constable Andy Whittle, said: "We are keen to hear from anyone who saw anyone acting suspiciously in the area around the time the offence was committed.
"Similarly, I am appealing for members of the public who may have seen this distinctive vehicle since the offence took place or anyone who may have been offered to buy a KTM motocross bike matching this description to contact Surrey Police with the details – any information could prove vital to the investigation.
Anyone with any information is urged to contact Surrey Police by either using the online reporting system found at http://www.surrey.police.uk/ or calling 101 quoting reference 45140046217.
Alternatively the independent charity Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111.
EWELL CRASH UPDATE: We have an update on those injured in a two-vehicle collision on Banstead Road in Ewell last Saturday morning that resulted in the death of Nikki Morris 29 and her son Kai 11.
Nine people in total were injured in the crash with five of them being treated in hospital. We have put in a condition check this morning with the police on those remaining in hospital:
A male in his 30s, a female in her 50s, a male in his 60s, and a female child all remain in a serious condition in London hospitals.
A female in her 30s has been discharged from hospital.
TORY COUNCILLOR SUSPENDED: In case you missed my post earlier-This is our top story this morning:
Spelthorne Borough councillor Asif Ayub has been suspended by the Conservative Party after being convicted on five counts of assaulting his former girlfriend Yasmin Guerin.
One of the attacks was said to have taken place shortly before Ayub attended a reception at 10 Down Street with Prime Minister David Cameron.
Miss Guerin described how Ayub repeatedly beat her over a period of several months while giving evidence at the trial in Ealing Magistrates' Court.
Ayub's Conservative colleagues have confirmed that the disgraced ward member for Ashford East was suspended from the group as soon as the charges came to light, further throwing question marks over his political future.
TRAFFIC: Slow traffic on A307 High Street in both directions between A244 CHurch Street and A309 Hampton Court Way- mainly down to flower show traffic.
Traffic now moving well on the M25 anticlockwise between junction 13 Staines and junction 12 M3 after earlier delays.
Slow traffic on A309 Hampton Court Way Northbound between A307 Portsmouth Road and A308 Hampton Court Road.
Queueing traffic and delays on A308 Staines Road East Eastbound between Hanworth Road and A309 Hampton Court Way.
Slow traffic on A243 Northbound between M25 J9 / A244 / B2430 Leatherhead and B280 Fairoak Lane.
FRANCES ANDRADE INQUEST: Mrs Andrade, from Guildford, was found dead just a week after giving evidence in the trial of a man who sexually abused her while she was a music student.
The inquest into her death has heard that the former Guildford music teacher was told by police not to have counselling and the she felt "let down" by a mental health team.
The inquest heard evidence from Mrs Andrade's GPs at St Luke's Surgery in Warren Road.
To read the full report from my colleague Paul Harper, click here.
PROM SEASON: This is the time of year that Year 11 pupils from across Surrey celebrate finishing their exams and school with a big prom bash. Our photographers have been out and about capturing the best images from the dozens of proms taking place around the county.
This week we have put together a gallery of the Kings International College prom which was held at Pine Ridge Golf Club in Frimley.
Click here to have a look through our picture gallery.
POLICE: Reigate and Banstead Police have just told us that they found a black children's Challenge Xtreme pedal cycle near The Acres, Horley yesterday by PCSO Mo Langley.
A kind resident is looking after it and we would like to see it returned to its owners.
If it belongs to you, or you know the owners, get in touch police by ringing 101 and quote P14191451.
TRAVEL DISRUPTION: This kink in the track has caused severe delays to those travelling to Hampton Court Flower show today from London Waterloo train station.
#Waterloo - photo of the track defect (Kink) that was repaired via emergency work. We are sorry for the disruption. pic.twitter.com/wThTZSRzsF— South West Trains (@SW_Trains) July 10, 2014
SHOPLIFTER: This is my favourite story of the day- I don't think this chap really thought through his get away strategy:
An unemployed Romanian immigrant who jumped into the River Thames after stealing dozens of bottles of booze has been fined.
Ion Ciusdel, appeared before magistrates in Guildford on Tuesday and admitted to stealing 21 bottles of gin, a bottle of Jack Daniel's and some vegetables.
The father of four took the items from Sainsbury's in New Zealand Avenue in Walton on Monday.
After being challenged by security at the store Ciusdel abandoned the items and jumped into the River Thames in a desperate attempt to get away.
STRAY OF THE DAY: Puppy Layla is looking for a new home- can you help?
This little nine-month-old Staffordshire bull terrier is bubbly and has a great attitude. She already has some basic training but is looking for new owners who will continue to train her.
Click here for more information.
TRAIN DISRUPTION: The kink in the track is still causing problems for those travelling to Hampton Court Flower show:
We're accepting @SW_Trians tickets between Dorking & Clapham Junction until further notice— SouthernRailUK (@SouthernRailUK) July 10, 2014
TRAFFIC: A322 Woodbridge Road inbound busy but moving before A246 York Road.
Slow traffic on M25 anticlockwise between junction 13 A30 Staines and junction 12 M3.
Very slow traffic on A31 at A325 Shepherd And Flock Roundabout.
Slow traffic on A309 Hampton Court Way Northbound between A307 Portsmouth Road and A308 Hampton Court Road.
Delays and queueing traffic on A308 Staines Road East Eastbound between Hanworth Road and A309 Hampton Court Way.
ORGAN AND DRAGON DEMOLITION: Lidl has started the demolition on the Organ and Dragon pub in Ewell as it prepares a planning application for a supermarket on the site.
We have illustrated this story with pictures showing the current progress:
HANDOVER: That is all from me on the blog today- my colleague Jenny Stanton will be taking over the blog until 8pm tonight.
I hope you enjoyed the blog and enjoy the rest of your day.
GOOD AFTERNOON: Hello Surrey. I will be bringing you news, travel and weather updates throughout the afternoon and into the evening.
HEADLEY COURT: The Ministry of Defence will close Headley Court, a rehabilitation centre for injured soldiers near Leatherhead.
The centre will move to Loughborough and is due to open in 2018.
HEADLEY COURT: The announcement of the closure of Headley Court has already sparked reaction. Here is some of the initial reaction on Twitter.
Daniel Stevens, Epsom & Ewell Borough councillor, took to Twitter to express his "dismay".
Dismayed at the MOD's decision to close Headley Court by 2018. Feel for the charities who have done so much to support its long-term future.— Daniel Stevens (@danstevens2190) July 10, 2014
TRAVEL: One lane of the M25 anticlockwise is closed and there is queueing traffic due to an accident between J7 (M23) and J6 (Godstone).
Lane one of three is obstructed.
SURREY FIRE & RESCUE: Are you a smoker? Surrey Fire & Rescue is urging you to never throw cigarettes out of your window and have created a nifty little graphic to demonstrate the point.
Never throw cigarettes out of car windows, especially in dry weather it could start a road verge or countryside fire pic.twitter.com/j5zWjENm2L
Never throw cigarettes out of car windows, especially in dry weather it could start a road verge or countryside fire pic.twitter.com/j5zWjENm2L— Surrey Fire & Rescue (@SurreyFRS) July 10, 2014
BEATLES: Today is Beatles Day. Not the creepy crawly kind, but the music legends.
How much do you know about the famous foursome? Find out in our quiz.
FIRE: Just before midday firefighters were called to a fire on the A331 at Farnborough. The central reservation was alight.
Here's a picture snapped by reporter Pete Bryant.
@getsurrey Firefighters at A331 central reservation fire between North Camp and Camberley http://t.co/BHgKSn0AsR— Pete Bryant (@PeterGlen17) July 10, 2014
FOOTBALL: Ahead of Sunday's World Cup final, Swans' ex-Premier League star recalls a career highlight in France 1998
HEADLEY COURT: Lots of comments on our Facebook post about the closure of Headley Court. Here are just a few:
Chris Nicholson said: "Just ludicrous."
John Plumb added: "All that money given to h4h now just demolished."
Share your thoughts on our Facebook page.
HEADLEY COURT: What do you think about the closure of Headley Court?
The Ministry of Defence has announced the rehabilitation centre for injured soldiers will be closed and relocated to Loughborough.
GUILFEST: There will be a free GuilFest guide inside tomorrow's Surrey Advertiser. Make sure you pick one up!
THEATRE: Check out this article which looks back at 50 years of Godalming Theatre Group.
JAILED: This is Paul Causer, he was been jailed for 11 years after raping a woman in Godstone.
Causer, of Barfleur Lane, Deptford was found guilty at the Old Bailey last month of the serious sexual assault in Bone Mill Lane, Godstone, on August 3 last year.
He picked up his victim in east London in the early hours of the morning and drove her to a dead-end road where he stopped after pretending his vehicle had a problem.
The 39-year-old then forced himself on the victim and, after assaulting her, dumped her at the roadside.
FRIMLEY: Such a horrible story. A former ward manager in Frimley has been banned for 12 months after leaving vulnerable pensioners lying in pools of their own urine and using multiple incontinence pads to avoid changing them.
TRAVEL: All lanes on the M25 anticlockwise between J6 (Godstone) and J5 have now reopened following an earlier accident.
BOUNCING: I always like going out and reporting on jobs, but this is one I would have given my right arm to do!
A new trampoline park has opened in Guildford. Check out the pictures and video.
TRAVEL: Two lanes of the M25 anticlockwise have been closed and there is slow traffic due to accident involving two cars between J13 (Staines) and J12 (M3).
Lanes three and four (of four) have been closed.
TRAFFIC & TRAVEL: Two lanes of the M25 anti-clockwise are closed and traffic is running slow due to a crash between J13 at Staines and J12 the Thorpe Interchange.
Lanes three and four have been closed.
TWITTER: Looks like one lout in Surrey is going to be walking everywhere from now on.
Either that or visiting the nearest police station with his tail between his legs.
Surrey police officers responded to complaints of ASB, but the culprits scarpered when they arrived.
One of them left something important behind though...... #whoopsy
Attended reports of anti-social behaviour.
On arrival, the group of youths all ran off...but left their bike behind
pic.twitter.com/4B8G35oeQI— Surrey Roads Police (@SurreyRoadCops) July 9, 2014
NEWS: This story was one of our most popular online yesterday.
An onlooker said it was the 'worst thing they have ever seen' after witnessing the aftermath of a crash involving a 4x4 and a horse.
The horse was killed and rider injured after it bolted in Hascombe on Monday.
CRIME: Runnymede's police officers have been busy in the last 24hrs.
In Chertsey NSO Gary Stevens detains a shoplifter who has since been charged and bailed to court.
In Egham, officers found a stolen Honda Civic in Lynwood Avenue. Anyone with information on the theft should call 101 with reference number P14198663.
Officers will also be attending the annual Black Cherry Fair in Chertsey this weekend.
STRIKES: Picket lines have sprung up across the county today as teachers, firefighters and council staff staged walk outs over pay and conditions.
Here is our round-up of how the national strikes have affected the county, and some interesting quotes from union members about why they are taking action.
Read the full report here.
NEWS: A former Surrey Police officer has vehemently denied accusations he raped and indecently assaulted a young girl in the early to mid-nineties.
I was in Guildford Crown Court this morning to cover the latest on the trial of 51-year-old Salim Ismail of Oakworth, West Yorkshire.
Speaking in court, he told the judge the allegations had come as a 'complete shock'.
GUILFEST: We've told you everything you need to know about GuilFest 2014.
But what if you can't get the internet while you're there?
Well fear not, because our comprehensive guide is being published with tomorrow's Surrey Advertiser.
Inside you'll find festival tips, bands to watch out for, GuilFest highlights, late-night activities, stage timings to help you catch your favourite acts and 10 pairs of weekend festival tickets to be won.
So make sure you pick up a copy to be one step ahead of the rest.
NEWS: Horrific story here about some vandals getting up to some stomach-churningly unpleasant late night antics.
The culprits in South Godstone emptied bags from a dog poo bin across a children's play area before SMEARING the excrement all over the equipment.
Read how neighbours reacted to the news here.
HANDOVER: Jenny Stanton is now back from her break and looking eager to take you all through the rush-hour and on into the evening.
From me, it's ciao for now.
INDUSTRIAL ACTION: Hundreds of teaching staff, firefighters and council staff in Surrey walked out of work today during national strikes over pay.
BEATLES DAY: How much do you know about the famous foursome? Take our quiz to find out.
TRAVEL: Traffic has cleared on the M25 anticlockwise following an earlier accident between J13 (Staines) and J12 (M3).
STOLEN FOOD: It seems the thieves in this case made a dog's dinner of stealing
Food stolen by two women in has been donated to Battersea Dogs & Cats Home by Surrey Police.
The food was stolen from Cobham Motorway Services, off the M25, on June 24 by Karen Briggs, 48, from Cobham and Linda Coulston, 51, from Ashford.
MILITARY: The doors of Deepcut's Princess Royal Barracks were opened to the public on Saturday.
Hundreds of civilian and military guests visited for what will likely be one of the last major events at the barracks before it is decommissioned.
CELEBRITIES: Katie Price's ex-husband Alex Reid payed a visit to Creams in Woking yesterday.
I know a Princess who'll love these. Thanks Raza Creams Cafe Woking xx pic.twitter.com/1Ux4snrx3G— Alex Reid (@AlexReid) July 9, 2014
GUILDFORD TOWN CENTRE RACES: I spent many hours blogging about the Guildford Town Centre Races yesterday.
Did you see the full report and pictures?
STRAY OF THE DAY: This is Layla. She's only nine months old but is desperate for a new home.
CHARITYL The Oneday campaign to fight Duchenne muscular dystrophy will take place tomorrow.
"Every child has a dream, something they'd one day like to be. But currently children suffering from Duchenne won't get the chance, because their lives will have been taken long before they've had a chance to grow up."
The Oneday campaign to fight Duchenne muscular dystrophy takes place on Friday July 11. Get involved. http://t.co/eRM3okW4OQ @HarrisonsFund— SurreyAdElmbridge (@ElmbridgeNews) July 10, 2014
TRAVEL: This is technically in Kent, but it may well affect your travel plans tonight.
There is queueing traffic and the main carriageway is closed due to a multi-vehicle crash on the M25 clockwise at J4 (Orpington).
There are reports of up to 10 vehicles involved and there is congestion back to J5 (M26/A21).
GUILFEST: Here are four local acts you should watch out at GuilFest this year:
New Hawleans Jug Band
TRAVEL: There are delays of up to 30 minutes on Abellio services 555 and 557 due to heavy traffic in the Sunbury area.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-partner="tweetdeck"><p>Service Update 555 & 557 delays of up to 30 minutes due to heavy traffic in the Sunbury area. We thank you for your patience.</p>— Abellio Surrey Bus (@abellio_surrey) <a href="https://twitter.com/abellio_surrey/statuses/487289576227373056">July 10, 2014</a></blockquote>
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BOUNCING: Did you see this story and video earlier? A new trampoline park has opened in Guildford and it looks like great fun!
TRAVEL: Reporter Guy Martin has just got in touch to tell me there is a crash in Guildford Road, Sutton Green. The police are currently directing traffic.
I will bring you more on this as I get it.
TRAVEL: There are reports of slow traffic and Egley Road is partially blocked due to debris on the road and an accident which involved a car and a van near Drakes Way.
TRAVEL: There are reports of slow traffic on theM25 clockwise between J10 (A3) and J15 (M4).
TRAVEL: Sorry to keep inundating you with travel news, but there seems to be a lot of it!
There is currently slow traffic on the M25 clockwise and one lane blocked due to broken down lorry between J9 (Leatherhead) and J10 (Wisley Interchange).
INDUSTRIAL ACTION: Did you feel the effects of the strikes today?
Teachers, firefighters and public workers took part in industrial action across Surrey today.
WOKING: Councillors are currently hearing from Sheerwater petitioners about the proposed regeneration of Sheerwater at a meeting.
There are plans for around 1,100 new homes, with 600 and St Michael's Church being demolished first.
TRAVEL: I'm going to finish tonight's blog with an overview of the travel situation in Surrey.
- Slow traffic and one lane of the M25 clockwise blocked due to a broken down lorry between J9 (Leatherhead) and J10 (A3).
- Reports of slow traffic and Egley Road in Mayford is partially blocked due to debris on the road and an accident involving a car and a van near Drakes Way.
- Kent (but may affect Surrey drivers). Queueing traffic on the M25 anticlockwise and the main carriageway is closed due to multi-vehicle accident and an oil spillage at J4 (Orpington). There is currently congestion on the M25 back to the Clacket Lane Services. It is believed eight vehicles were involved and five ambulances have attended.
- Slow traffic on the M25 clockwise between J11 (Chertsey) and J15.
GOODBYE: Thanks for staying with me throughout the day. I will be back tomorrow at midday.
Have a lovely evening.


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An Albanian hacker accused of being involved in a $14m cyber attack pleaded guilty to bank fraud in a New York hearing on Friday.
Qendrim Dobruna, 27, stole card data from a US payment service working with American Red Cross, using the information to withdraw money from cash points worldwide.
US attorney Loretta Lynch said: "The defendant and his associates hacked into the global financial system and helped themselves to funds using prepaid debit cards meant for the needy and vulnerable."
More than 15,000 cash point transactions took place in around 18 states, with the attack taking place over two days in February 2011, according to Information Week.
The attack pattern was named an "unlimited operation" by prosecutors in similar cases, due to the potential for limitless withdrawal from debit accounts affected.
Dobruna, who went by the aliases "cl0sEd" and "cL0z", was arrested in Stuttgart, Germany in March 2012 before being extradited to the US.
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we are from the neighborhood and are so happy this restaurant is here, we love it and go weekly. great food, and very comfortable.
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This was my first visit. I went with someone who used to frequent the prior restaurant - Primavera. The only fish on the menu was on the Specials list and was $50-$55. That's a lot even for a restaurant in this neighborhood. The food and service were good, but my friend said the only thing they changed was the wallpaper. To me the place looked old fashioned, but did have nice wood paneling. They should have replaced the chairs! Very uncomfortable, like old Victorian chairs. I had the Sea Bass special which was good and the creme brulee.
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We were so looking forward to eating here as we really miss Primavera. The whole meal was pretty disappointing. we were served cold, hard bread and it was downhill from there. My appetizer was unappetizing. The waiter asked if there was anything wrong, but when I told him it was not good, nothing was done- no replacement, no refund, no further inquiries. There are so many good places on the UES, we will not be returning. Sure do miss Primavera. :-(
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We were very excited to try this new addition to the neighborhood but were sadly disappointed. The food was average. There is nothing to distinguish its food from 10 other Italian restaurants in the neighborhood. Maybe we were in the wrong place for a young couple but I also found the service to be quite rude. We showed up for an early dinner and the restaurant was empty except for another couple sitting at a spacious table for 4. Unfortunately the hostess proceeded to sit us at a very small table for 2 right near the entrance. I politely requested a different table and I was told by the manager that was the only table available to us. I repeat the restaurant was completely empty and it was early. Really?! Not sure why we didn't leave then. By the time the check came the restaurant was still less than half full. For such high prices this restaurant is simply not worth the money we spent.
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We tried this tonight for the first time. The dirty martini was excellent. The focaccia was the best I have had this side of Italy. We go to Italy every year for the past 27 years. The food was devine. The fresh pasta was the same as in Italy.All of the food was fantastic and the service was excellent. This is evenbetter than Sette Mezze. This will be our new regualar spot for Italian.
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Alan Wilson
|Alan Wilson
|Attorney General of South Carolina
|In office
|January 12, 2011 - Present
|Term ends
|Years in position
|Henry McMaster (R)
|Base salary
|Elections and appointments
|First elected
|November 2, 2010
|Next general
|November 6, 2018
|Campaign $
|Term limits
|High school
|Grace Christian School
|Francis Marion University (1996)
|University of South Carolina School of Law (2002)
|Military service
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|Years of service
|1997 - Present
|Combat Action Badge
|July 16, 1973
|Office website
|Personal website
|Campaign website
- 1 Biography
- 2 Political career
- 3 Elections
- 4 Campaign donors
- 5 Personal
- 6 Recent news
- 7 Contact Information
- 8 See also
- 9 External links
- 10 References
Wilson ran for re-election on November 4, 2014.[3] Alan Wilson won the general election on November 4, 2014.
Voter fraud has been a major issue for Wilson. In 2012, Wilson successfully sued the U.S. Justice Department after they blocked a South Carolina law requiring voters to present photo identification at the polls.[4][5]
Wilson previously served as an assistant solicitor in Lexington County and Assistant Attorney General with the South Carolina Attorney General's Office.[6]
Wilson was a major in the South Carolina Army National Guard. He is also the son of Joseph Wilson, a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives.[2]
Right after receiving his bachelor's degree from Francis Marion University, Wilson joined the South Carolina National Guard as a platoon leader. He was deployed to Iraq, where he earned a Combat Action Badge for leading troops through enemy fire.[7] Wilson was later promoted to the rank of Major, and he continues today to serve as a Judge Advocate General whose role is to provide legal support for soldiers and prosecutes military crimes.[7] In October 2003, he was appointed as an assistant to the 11th Circuit Solicitor's Office, remaining there for four years. From January 2007 until March 2009, he served as an assistant in the South Carolina Attorney General's Office. Wilson then worked as an attorney for the Columbia-based private practice law firm of Willoughby & Hoefer, PA.[2]
- Graduated from Grace Christian School
- Bachelor's degree, Francis Marion University in political science
- Juris Doctorate degree, University of South Carolina[2]
Political career
Attorney General of South Carolina (2011-present)
Wilson was elected South Carolina's 51st attorney general on November 2, 2010. When he took office on January 12, 2011, he became the nation's youngest attorney general. Before leading the office, Wilson had worked within it as a prosecution division intern and as an assistant attorney general under predecessors Charlie Condon and Henry McMaster.[7]
Voter ID law
In 2011, the Republican attorney general oversaw the passage of voter-ID legislation which sought to impede voter-impersonation at the polls by requiring all South Carolina voters to show photo identification before casting their ballots. The U.S. Department of Justice rejected the law on the grounds that it could effectively disenfranchise tens of thousands of the state's minority voters who do not possess adequate photo-ID. The law was correspondingly deemed to be in violation of a 1965 Voting Rights Act provision requiring states with histories of discrimination to obtain the agency's approval before enacting any relevant legislation.[8] After the law was rejected, Wilson continued his mission to fight fraudulent forces threatening the integrity of South Carolina's elections. "What the Justice Department did was deny South Carolina voters the protection of law," he said in April 2012 at a fundraising event that showcased the work of guerrilla filmmakers who stage and capture instances of people successfully voting under the names of different or dead residents at the polls to shed light on the vulnerabilities of the current process.[8]
Presidential preference
Wilson endorsed former Republican Presidential primary candidate John Huntsman in 2012. Huntsman withdrew his bid before the primary election took place.
Alan Wilson endorsed Jon Huntsman in the 2012 presidential election. [9]
House Speaker investigation
In 2014, a court case in South Carolina tested the limits of Attorney General Wilson's constitutional powers.[10] The South Carolina Speaker of the House Bobby Harrell, Jr. is being investigated for campaign fund irregularities by South Carolina Attorney General Wilson. The judge in charge of the proceedings, L. Casey Manning, questioned the Attorney General's constitutional right to investigate the matter without first receiving the case from the House Ethics Committee. Three former South Carolina Attorneys General, Henry McMaster, Charlie Condon and Travis Medlock, joined the case to support the current officeholder saying, "Over the past thirty years, not one of us ever imagined the Attorney General needed authorization from a legislative committee or political body in order to investigate or prosecute alleged criminal behavior by an elected official. Such a restriction would undercut the core Constitutional authority of the Attorney General. And even more importantly, it would violate the fundamental basis of our system of government that all people should be treated equally under the law."[10] Adding to the complexity of the case, Judge Manning was elected by the South Carolina General Assembly, creating a possible conflict of interest. South Carolina is one of two states where the legislature elects judges.
On May 12, Justice Manning handed down a decision that dissolved the grand jury for the case and shut down the Attorney General's investigation. Manning judged that there was no evidence of criminal allegations and, since ethics violations are a civil matter, any investigation must originate from the House Ethics Committee. Attorney General Alan Wilson promised to appeal to the South Carolina Supreme Court.[11] Critics noted that the judge's decision seemed to give legislators a separate justice system in which they can only be investigated by their peers and "corruption (will be) what they (legislators) say it is."[12][13]
Wilson ran for re-election as South Carolina Attorney General in 2014.[14] He won the Republican nomination in the unopposed primary on June 10. The general election took place November 4, 2014.
Wilson was rumored as a possible appointee to Jim DeMint's U.S. Senate seat. On December 17, 2012, Gov. Nikki Haley announced she had chosen to appoint Representative Tim Scott to fill DeMint's seat beginning in January 2013. Although Wilson was not appointed, he would still have been eligible to run for election to the remainder of the term in 2014.[15][16][17]
General election
|Attorney General of South Carolina, 2014
|Vote %
|Alan Wilson Incumbent
|Parnell Diggs
|Write-in votes
|Total Votes
|Election Results via South Carolina State Election Commission.
On November 2, 2010, Alan Wilson won election to the office of South Carolina Attorney General. He defeated Matthew Richardson (D) and Leslie Minerd (G) in the general election.
|South Carolina Attorney General, 2010
|Vote %
|Alan Wilson
|Matthew Richardson
|Leslie Minerd
|Total Votes
|Election Results Via: South Carolina State Election Commission
|2010 Race for Attorney General - Republican Primary[18]
|Vote Percentage
|Republican Party
|Michael Alan Wilson
|Republican Party
|William Leighton Lord, III
|Republican Party
|Robert Bolchoz
|Total Votes
|2010 Race for Attorney General - Republican Primary Runoff[20]
|Vote Percentage
|Republican Party
|Michael Alan Wilson
|Republican Party
|William Leighton Lord, III
|Total Votes
Campaign donors
Comprehensive donor information for Wilson is available dating back to 2010. Based on available campaign finance records, Wilson raised a total of $1,347,091 during that time period. This information was last updated on May 11, 2013.[21]
|Alan Wilson's Campaign Contribution History
|SC Attorney General
|SC Attorney General
|Grand Total Raised
Ballotpedia collects information on campaign donors for each year in which a candidate or incumbent is running for election. The following table offers a breakdown of Alan Wilson's donors each year.[22] Click [show] for more information.
|Alan Wilson's Campaign Contributions
Attorney General of South Carolina
|Total Raised
|Total Raised by General Election Opponent
|$1,708,354 (Dem)
|Top 5 contributors
|South Carolina Republican Party
|Alan Wilson
|$Augusta Fiberglass Coatings Inc
|John Simmons
|Betty Willoughby
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Wilson currently resides in West Columbia, South Carolina with his wife, Jennifer, and their two children - Michael and Anna Grace.[2]
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Mailing Address:
The Honorable Michael Alan Wilson
Post Office Box 11549
Columbia, SC 29211
Street Address:
Rembert Dennis Building
1000 Assembly Street, Room 519
Columbia, S.C. 29201
Phone: (803) 734-3970
Fax: (803) 734-4323
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See also
- Attorney General of South Carolina
- Governor of South Carolina
- Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina
- South Carolina Secretary of State
- Attorney General
External links
- Official South Carolina Attorney General website
- Alan Wilson for Attorney General Campaign website
- Alan Wilson's Facebook profile
- Alan Wilson's Twitter account
- Project Vote Smart - Alan Wilson biography
- Campaign contributions: 2012, 2010
- ↑ The New York Times, " Election 2010 – South Carolina," accessed July 18, 2013
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 South Carolina Attorney General, "Full Biography" accessed November 4, 2012
- ↑ Columbia Patch, "Angling For 2014 Statewide Races Is Underway," February 12, 2013
- ↑ The Atlantic Wire, "South Carolina Sues the Government Over Voter I.D. Law," December 7, 2012
- ↑ South Carolina Attorney General, "Attorney General Alan Wilson Issues Statement on Voter ID Ruling," accessed October 10, 2012
- ↑ Wilson for Attorney General, " Meet Alan Wilson," accessed July 18, 2013
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 South Carolina Attorney General, "Full Biography-Alan Wilson," accessed April 18, 2012
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 The Aiken Standard, "S.C. attorney general talking voter ID with James O'Keefe," April 18, 2012
- ↑ The Daily Caller, "Jon Huntsman scores key endorsement in South Carolina," June 30, 2011
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 The State, "Scoppe: Here's the real danger in the Harrell ruling," May 7, 2014
- ↑ The State, "Judge to AG Wilson: Stop SLED and grand jury probe of House Speaker Harrell," May 12, 2014
- ↑ The Post and COurier, "Judge Manning: S.C. House, not courts, should investigate Speaker Bobby Harrell," May 12, 2014
- ↑ The Center for Public Integrity, "An ethical mess in South Carolina," June 17, 2014
- ↑ Fits News, Alan Wilson Sitting Pretty For Re-election, June 25, 2013
- ↑ Roll Call, "Appointment Speculation Centers on Rep. Tim Scott," December 6, 2012
- ↑ Politico, "All eyes on Nikki Haley to pick Jim DeMint successor," December 7, 2012
- ↑ Political Tracker-CNN.com, "Haley to announce DeMint's replacement at noon," December 17, 2012
- ↑ South Carolina State Election Commission - 2010 Republican and Democratic Primary Election Results
- ↑ Even though Michael Alan Wilson received the most votes, he failed to receive over fifty percent of those votes required by South Carolina state law. A runoff election between the top two vote recipients, therefore, was required to decide who went on to the general election.
- ↑ South Carolina State Election Commission - 2010 Republican and Democratic Primary Runoff Election Results
- ↑ Follow the Money, " Career fundraising for Alan Wilson," accessed May 11, 2013
- ↑ Follow the Money.org
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I am so greatful for the incredible love I have, but with that I stopped my gym routine and I quit eating as healthy as I should, my boyfriend owns a resturant so needless to say oops its so tempting when were there everyday. I learned to bring protein powder there and munch on salad versus the fried stuff although occasionally I love a sweet pototoe fry and I drink a gallon of water. I have a home gym so I use that but lately I have been running with friends and finally got back into the gym but I must admit I would rather stay cuddled, so I pick my down time while my daughter is in school for me. The routine is coming back and I have to stress the importance of my regimine and my diet to him. I have that tendency to stop for me and help others. I know though like tonight it was baked chicken and veggies,, and on the elipitical after I tucked in my daughter I have to stay healthy for me and work hard but now I am back on track so here we go again but the love part,, I finally found a great love.,, its been a great year for the new me
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Issues or SI, is a sub-committee of RHAC that focuses on two major areas,
Issues and Education. SI is devoted to researching ways to improve life on
campus by taking suggestions from residents, as well as touring other campuses
around the Midwest and bringing back new ideas to UW-L. Additionally, you can
find a Specific Issues box at each hall's front desk if you have an on-campus problem that you
would like to bring to our attention!
education portion hopes to shed light on upcoming issues throughout Residence
Life. This year, SI has been focusing on inclusive language and sustainability. In addition, this portion setups up
all-campus programs that promote education and inclusive excellence.
SI aims to make living on campus more comfortable for everyone!
Sold inclusive excellence T-Shirts.
Took two separate research trips to learn more about Residence Life at both UW-Steven's Point and UW-River Falls.
Safety Walk around UW-L to suggest improvements for safety around campus.
Wrote a resolution recommending creation of a policy banning use of e-cigarettes and hookah pens inside of the Residence Halls.
Gender Neutral Housing.
Allowed overnight guests of the opposite sex.
Advocated for blue lights around campus to promote safety.
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Lenz, Marlene (1991) Report drawn up on behalf of the Political Affairs Committee on relations with the countries of Central America, including Cuba. Session Documents 1991, Document A3-0003/91, 10 January 1991. [EU European Parliament Document]
Pisani, Edgard. (1984) Allocution de M. Edgard Pisani, membre de la Commission des communautes europeennes, devant Conference Ministerielle de San Jose. San Jose, 28 Septembre 1984 = Speech by Mr. Edgard Pisani, member of the Commission, to the Ministerial Conference of San Jose. San Jose, 28 September 1984. [EU Speech]
Perini, Marc. (1984) The European Community and the Caribbean Basin. Speech by Marc Pierini, Delegation of the European Commission, Washington DC, at the Caribbean basin Business Conference. San Jose, CA, May 1984. [EU Speech]
Thorn, Gaston. (1984) Allocution de Monsieur Gaston E. Thorn, President de la Commission des Communautes europeennes, a l'occasion de la visite du President du Costa Rica, M. Monge. Brussels, 15 juin 1984=Speech by Mr. Gaston E. Thorn, President of the Commission, on the occasion of visit of the President of Costa Rica, M. Monge. Brussels, June 15 1984. [EU Speech]