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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.
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GOOD MORNING: Hello Surrey and welcome to today's live blog.
I will be bringing you all the latest news, traffic and travel across the county this morning.
Thanks for joining me on what is shaping up to be another scorcher of a day.
TRAVEL: We've been informed that geese are no longer on the A317 St Peter's Way in Chertsey near the Addlestonemoor roundabout following their early morning wander.
Traffic is slow on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 at Leatherhead and 10 at Wisley but moving well on the A31 Farnham by-pass at Station Hill.
COUNTRYSIDE WEEK: Our group deputy editor Debby Thompson is celebrating National Countryside Week with a series of stunning pictures from her journey to work each morning.
It's #countryside week. This is #jacobswell on my way in to @getsurrey HQ. Morning world pic.twitter.com/6rvQgstC10— Debby Thompson (@debby15) July 16, 2014
COUNTRYSIDE WEEK: And here's another.
Morning mist on my way in to @getsurrey #countrysideweek pic.twitter.com/Z5xmFEBmIn— Debby Thompson (@debby15) July 16, 2014
CHERYL COLE: The former Surrey resident and international pop star has tied the knot following a whirlwind romance with a French restaurateur.
Read the full story here.
M25 ACCIDENT: One lane is blocked and traffic slow due to an accident on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 at Leatherhead and 10 at Wisley.
The matrix sign has been set to 40mph.
Traffic is very slow just after junction 9.
SEXUAL ASSAULT: A teenage woman managed to escape the grasp of a man during a sexual assault in Epsom on Tuesday.
The incident happened between 3.25pm and 3.30pm in an alleyway which runs from Wells Road into Bramble Walk and into The Greenway.
Police said the woman was walking down the alley when she was approached by a man who grabbed her clothing as she passed him, before she broke free and ran off.
Read the full report here.
RIDELONDON-SURREY: Surrey is preparing several festivals and street parties along the route of this year's Prudential RideLondon cycling races on Sunday August 10.
Residents are expected to turn out in force to see 150 of the world's top male cyclists racing over an extended route through the county.
Full celebration details are here.
ALLOWANCES ROW: Anger over the hefty allowance rises voted through for Surrey County Council has forced its leader to make a U-turn on his decision.
Councillor David Hodge and his cabinet have come under concerted pressure following their decision to vote through their own pay rises of up to 60%.
The increases were an addition of more than £60,000 in spending on top of a £200,000 total rise suggested by an Independent Remuneration Panel.
The panel resigned following the decision, which saw some councillors handed payments of more than £10,000.
Read the full story here.
CABINET RESHUFFLE: Two Surrey MPs have been assigned new roles in a reshuffle designed to refresh the coalition cabinet in the run-up to next year's general election.
Philip Hammond, MP for Runnymede and Weybridge, has been appointed to replace William Hague as foreign secretary in the most high-profile change. Michael Fallon will take over his previous role as defence secretary.
In a surprise move, Education Secretary Michael Gove, MP for Surrey Heath, has become the Conservative Party's new chief whip.
Full details and reaction here.
EX-FIREMAN'S DEATH: Candles were burning on top of and near piles of newspapers in the West End flat of a former firefighter hours before a blaze that killed him, an inquest has heard.
Peter Cresswell, 55, died on February 4 this year, following the fire at his ground floor maisonette in Meadow Way the previous night.
A pathologist gave the cause of death as smoke inhalation leading to bronchopneumonia, but an inquest was held at Woking Coroner's Court on Tuesday to find out exactly how he died.
Read the full report here.
TRAVEL: We are getting reports of queueing traffic due to a level crossing failure on the A323 Guildford Road between Chester Road and Foreman Road in Ash.
Callers report the level crossing is stuck down with drivers now turning around.
We will keep you updated.
FREE SCHOOL BID: A Woking primary school is making a bid to open a new free school to meet an expected shortfall in school places over the next few years.
Pyrford CofE Primary School recently became an academy under the government's policy of allowing schools to take themselves out of local authority control.
This means it is able to bid for a new school under the free schools programme.
The governors are currently asking parents to register their interest for the new school – to be called Newark CofE Primary School – which would serve Woking Town, Maybury and Sheerwater, and they would lead the school when it opens.
There were 254 applications for 60 places at Pyrford CofE School for this coming September.
Read the full story here.
NEWS: A paramedic assaulted five women while they were drunk after gaining their trust by telling them he was gay, a court has heard.
Christopher Bridger is accused of carrying out the attacks on the young women while he was a trainee at a hospital and later while working for South East Coast Ambulance Service in Surrey.
Read the full report here.
QUIZ: Let's lighten the mood a little with our fun quiz for kids and parents.
THORPE PARK: Thrill-seekers from across the UK and Europe have voted Surrey's Thorpe Park as one of the best theme parks to visit.
The amusement park in Chertsey has been named as the fifth best in the UK and makes it into the top 15 in Europe in the Travellers' Choice awards for amusement parks and water parks, revealed by TripAdvisor yesterday.
Read more here.
FIRE STRIKE: This morning's strike is now over but another one will take place from 5pm to 7pm.
FBU strike now over. Our non striking firefighters resolved several incidents this morning. #takeextracare Another FBU strike starts at 5pm.— Surrey Fire & Rescue (@SurreyFRS) July 16, 2014
M25 UPDATE: Traffic is slow due to an earlier accident on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 at Leatherhead and 10 at Wisley, with congestion back to junction 8 at Reigate, following an earlier accident.
All lanes have now re-opened.
TRAVEL: One lane is closed and traffic slow due to an accident on the M3 southbound between junction 3 (Bagshot/Lightwater) and 4 at Camberley.
We will keep you updated.
DISGRACED COUNCILLOR: A by-election in Ashford East will not be automatic but will depend on the outcome of shamed councillor Asif Ayub's court sentencing next month.
Spelthorne Borough Council has confirmed that the length of Ayub's sentence for assault will depend on what action is taken against him as a councillor.
Ayub was found guilty of five counts of assault against his former girlfriend at Ealing Magistrates' Court on July 3. The court also heard character evidence against the 49-year-old regarding a previous attack on his ex-wife the month before he was elected in 2011, as well as a non-molestation order taken out in 2012 forbidding him from 'harassing or physically harming' her.
Read the full story here.
DUCK RACE: A quacking good time was had by hundreds of people who lined the banks of the River Mole to enjoy the Leatherhead Duck Race on Sunday.
Dozens of plastic-fantastic ducks took to the water to prove they were the fastest, with each one being sponsored for £1.
The event managed to raise a record £2,600 towards this year's Leatherhead Christmas Festival on December 6.
View a picture gallery from the race here.
WEATHER: Surrey is expected to enjoy its hottest day of the year so far this Friday, according to forecasters.
Temperatures look set to soar over the next few days, reaching 28C in Guildford and across the county by the end of the week.
But the warm weather is also likely to bring with it bursts of heavy rain over the weekend, the Met Office has warned.
Read a full weather report here.
MISSING MAN FOUND: A man who had been missing from his home in Merstham since Sunday has been found.
Surrey Police officers, together with Surrey Search and Rescue colleagues, located John Donovan in Merstham at around 9.30pm yesterday evening.
Surrey Police thanked the media and members of the public for their help during the search.
M25 UPDATE: Good news at last!
Traffic has returned to normal following the earlier accident on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 at Leatherhead and 10 at Wisley.
RAIL TRAVEL: There is disruption on the First Great Western service between Ash and Guildford due to due the level crossing failure on the A323 Guildford Road in Ash.
Trains are having to run at reduced speed which may cause delays of up to 15 minutes or cancellations
There is no estimate for when a normal service will resume.
M25 UPDATE: Just as traffic returns to normal following an earlier accident on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 at Leatherhead and 10 at Wisley, we have another problem.
Two lanes are now closed and traffic is queuing due to a broken down lorry on the same section.
Lanes one and two of four are closed.
We will keep you updated.
TRAVEL UPDATE: More on the broken down lorry on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 at Leatherhead and 10 at Wisley.
The brakes are locked and the lorry is unable to move.
Two lanes are closed and traffic is queuing.
Elsewhere, all lanes are open and traffic has returned to normal after the accident on the M3 southbound between junction 3 (Bagshot/Lightwater) and 4 (Camberley).
Traffic is also easing on the A323 Guildford Road in Ash now the level crossing is back working.
PROMS PICTURE SPECIAL: There was an American theme to some of the transport for Thamesmead School's prom.
A yellow school bus, army jeep, stretched Humvee and a state trooper's car were among the array of vehicles arriving at Silvermere Golf Club in Cobham, laden with Year 11 pupils from the school in Manygate Lane, Shepperton.
View a gallery of pictures here.
MISSING MAN FOUND: A man who had been missing from his home in Merstham since Sunday has been found.
Surrey Search and Rescue teams worked alongside Surrey Police to try to find 66-year-old John Donovan.
He was then found in Merstham at around 9.30pm on Tuesday.
BOUNCER'S JAW SHATTERED: A drunk reveller who landed a single punch in the face of a doorman in Camberley, breaking his jaw in two places, has avoided an immediate jail sentence.
Thomas Langley, 19, of Frogmore Park Lane in Blackwater, hit bouncer Mark Cooper outside Tru nightclub in December, "ruining the life" of his victim, a court heard.
Langley turned violently on Mr Cooper when the father of four asked him to leave the club because of his drunken behaviour.
Mr Cooper required extensive surgery to put his jaw back together – and is still feeling the effects of the injury.
Langley pleaded guilty to grievous bodily harm and was sentenced to 30 weeks in prison, suspended for two years, at Guildford Crown Court last Friday (July 11).
Read the full report here.
KNIFE-WIELDING RAILWAY TRESPASSER: A man threatened a police officer at Guildford railway station after being recognised as a missing person.
Police were called to the station by South West Trains, who reported there was a trespasser on the tracks last Friday evening (July 11).
Read the full report here.
SLEDGEHAMMER THIEVES TARGET PHARMACY: A woman has described being woken up in the early hours of the morning by "banging and smashing", as thieves used sledgehammers to break into a chemists in Haslemere.
The Lloyds Pharmacy in the High Street was targeted at around 2.40am yesterday, Surrey Police said.
Holly Richey, 70, lives in a nearby flat and called police after hearing the commotion outside.
Read what she had to say here.
SWAN UPPING: A tradition dating back centuries returned to the riverbanks of Shepperton and Chertsey on Monday for the annual Swan Upping.
More than 100 people watched various motorised and rowing boats pass through on their journey to monitor the population of the Mute Swan along the River Thames.
The size of the crowd was not matched by the swans though, as the royal birds failed to make an appearance – but the Royal Swan Uppers were still in good spirits.
View more pictures from the event here.
ROYAL BARGE VISIT: Shepperton Marina has been visited by royalty in the form of the Diamond Jubilee river barge, the Gloriana.
The 94ft long barge was the lead boat during the 2012 Jubilee flotilla along the River Thames in London when it was powered by 18 rowers plus an on board engine.
Read more about the visit here.
RAIL UPDATE: A line-side fire near Ash Vale is causing delays to services in the area.
First Great Western trains between Reading and Guildford may be delayed by up to 30 minutes.
Trains are having to run at reduced speed and there is no estimate for when normal service will resume.
South West Trains are also affected on this route with an electrical supply problem.
We will keep you updated.
SPORT: Former Queens Park Rangers and Plymouth Argyle goalkeeper Jake Cole has joined Woking FC.
The Cards announced the arrival of the 28-year-old shot stopper just hours after confirming the signing of Joey Jones from League 1 side Yeovil Town.
See Net King Cole in action here.
GUILFEST 2014: With the town's big summer music festival just two days away, we've put together a handy line-up of all the acts.
See more GuilFest coverage here.
M25 UPDATE: All lanes of the M25 clockwise between junction 9 at Leatherhead and 10 at Wisley have now re-opened after a lorry broke down just after 9am.
However, there is congestion back to junction 7.
GUILDFORD ONE-WAY SYSTEM: More than £15 million has been awarded for major projects in Guildford – including an attempt to improve the town's crippling one-way system.
The University of Surrey's 5G Innovation Centre will benefit from a £5m investment in the next generation of mobile communication in the region.
A further £10m will be spent on capital and infrastructure projects for the borough – part of which is £2.7m for the one-way system and a provisional £3.7m for sustainable transport improvements.
Full details of the multi-million pound cash injection are here.
BLACK CHERRY FAIR: The sun shone on Black Cherry Fair for the first time in three years, bringing out a bumper turnout of up to 7,000 on Saturday.
A First World War theme saw Chertsey schools getting enthusiastically involved, producing top quality floats and costumes for the procession into the showground at Abbey Field, where the fair was opened by Runnymede mayor Councillor Peter Waddell and MP Philip Hammond.
For a full report and more pictures click here.
CHILD SEX CHARGES: Jurors considering child sex charges against ex-Surrey Police officer Salim Ismail have returned a not guilty verdict on a charge of rape.
He will now face a retrial over one charge of attempted rape and two charges of indecent assault.
Read more on the trial here.
STRAY OF THE DAY: Gorgeous little Jake has sadly found himself in kennels and is desperate to find a loving home to take him in.
This adorable little Chinese crested powderpuff is 10-years-old and ended up at Valgrays Border Collie & Animal Rescue in Warlingham due to bereavment.
He is a superb dog, fabulous with children, other dogs and cats, and is very obedient.
If you think you can give Jake a loving home click here.
HANDOVER: I'm now handing over to my colleague Paul Harper while I take a break.
GOOD AFTERNOON: I will be on SurreyLive bringing you travel and news. I hope you're enjoying the sunshine.
Unfortunately we start with reports of an accident on Sunbury Cross.
Response are currently helping RPU with an RTC at Sunbury Cross. Expect heavy congestion for some time in that area so best to avoid.— Spelthorne Police (@SpelthorneBeat) July 16, 2014
We will keep you updated.
SUNBURY CROSS: More now on this incident. We understand that the A308 Staines Road West is now closed in both directions. There's slow traffic due to the accident between Spelthorne Grove and A316 Sunbury Cross.
A Twitter user posted this image:
Hope everyone's alright down Sunbury Cross #NotLookingGood pic.twitter.com/RgdE05iKeS— Jacob J A (@JakeF_) July 16, 2014
SUNBURY CROSS: We have had some comments on our Facebook page about this incident.
Sadly, it seems there may have been fatalities, although we need to confirm this information with the emergency services.
- Leanne Davies Is this in the back of tesco? If so 2 old people have been hit and killed by a lorry Sunbury tesco is all closed offLike · Reply · 1 min
- Kimberley Cook Two bodies apparently covered with tarp according to witnesses
GUILFEST: Is nearly here. We have had a look around the site to see how the festival arena is taking shape. Click here for more
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Top 10 GuilFest sing-along anthems
10 things guaranteed to happen at this year's GuilFest
GuilFest by numbers: festival facts and figures
GuilFest 2014 lineup - all the headliners and more
Quiz: Test your GuilFest artists song knowledge
Get Surrey's GuilFest video highlights from 2008-2012
Which local music act will Get Into GuilFest?
M25 INCIDENT: One lane has been closed due to a broken down vehicle on the M25 anticlockwise between junction 7 M23 and junction 6 A22 / B2235 Godstone.
A temporary 30mph speed limit has been set up.
Lane one of four is obstructed.
SUNBURY CROSS: We are getting a lot of comments about what appears to be a very serious incident in Sunbury Cross on our Facebook page:
We understand that a lorry was involved in the incident and two people may have been injured. Two air ambulance helicopters have reportedly landed at the scene which is next to the multi-story Sunbury Cross car park.
Something big happening at sunbury helicopter landing in the middle of the road and all roads shut— olivia barrett (@o_barrett) July 16, 2014
SKULL CRACKER: A known associate of Michael Wheatley has admitted handling stolen goods and perverting the course of justice, after he was arrested alongside the so-called Skull Cracker following an armed robbery in Sunbury.
Kevin Perry, 53, of West India Dock Road, London, appeared at Guildford Crown Court on Wednesday, where he pleaded guilty to committing an act or series of acts with intent to pervert the course of justice and handling £2,050 of stolen cash.
The charges related to the armed raid Wheatley carried out at the Chelsea Building Society in Sunbury on the morning of May 7 this year, escaping with £18,000 in cash.
The sentencing has been adjourned until August 11.
Related stories:
See 'Skull Cracker' robbing Sunbury building society
Recap: 'Skull Cracker' Michael Wheatley jailed for life
'Skull Cracker' Michael Wheatley admits Sunbury robbery
See 'Skull Cracker' Michael Wheatley being arrested
Men arrested in London over Sunbury armed robbery
TRAINLINE FIRE: We understand there are still possible delays of up to 20 minutes on First Great Western between Ash and Guildford, and between Ash and Reading due to an earlier line-side fire.
Trains have to run at reduced speed which may cause delays. There is no estimate for a return to normal service.
NATIONAL COUNTRYSIDE WEEK: Lush green woodland, rolling hills, meandering rivers and flowery meadows make Surrey and north-east Hampshire's countryside some of the most beautiful in Britain.
And to mark National Countryside Week, we'd like to see your photos of the scenic places where you live. Send them to the digital team, tweet @getsurrey or @GetHampshire, post on our Get Surrey Facebook page or Get Hampshire Facebook page, or share via Flickr.
SUNBURY CROSS INCIDENT: Reporter Mark Edwards is now at the scene:
Looks like a nasty accident beside Marks& Spencers in Sunbury Cross.Police not giving details but appears it was rtc. pic.twitter.com/EGTtmdgHJQ— Mark Edwards (@SurreyAdMark) July 16, 2014
SUNBURY CROSS: More now on this incident from Mark Edwards. Again there are unconfirmed reports two people have been injured after a collision with a lorry.
Unconfirmed reports that a husband and wife have been hit by a lorry.This has not yet been confirmed by police. pic.twitter.com/oVmgdyLuyr— Mark Edwards (@SurreyAdMark) July 16, 2014
SUNBURY CROSS: We now have a story online regarding this incident.
Police, paramedics and two air ambulances were called to the Crossways cul-de-sac at around 11am.
Eyewitness Jacob Fuller told Get Surrey: "There's around 20 emergency service vehicles here.
"It's a turning point [for lorries] and one has reversed over a couple of people."
The incident happened at the end of the road opposite the Sunbury Ex-Serviceman's Club and the footpath to the Tesco superstore.
A spokesman for Kent, Surrey & Sussex Air Ambulance said both of its helicopters had been called to the scene.
M25 INCIDENT: The broken down vehicle on the M25 anticlockwise between junction 7 M23 and junction 6 A22 / B2235 Godstone has now been removed.
Lane one of four is now open after it was obstructed.
SUNBURY CROSS: Surrey Police has now confirmed that "two elderly pedestrians" have died after a collision with a lorry.
The incident took place at around 10.45am today (Wednesday, 16 July) when a heavy goods lorry was in collision with two elderly pedestrians on Escot Road, off the A308 Staines Road West, between the Sunbury Cross Shopping Centre and the Tesco car park.
Police, Surrey Fire and Rescue Service and the South East Coast Ambulance Service quickly attended the location but the two pedestrians were declared dead at the scene.
SUNBURY CROSS: The A308 was closed for a brief period and has now been fully reopened.
Escot Road and a nearby car park remain closed while investigators examine the scene.
Anyone who witnessed the collision or the manner of driving of the lorry prior to the incident should call the Collision Investigation Unit on 01483 639922, quoting reference P14205240, or call Surrey Police on 101.
SCHOOL PROM: You might as well go to your American-style end of year bash in one of the infamous yellow school buses?
That's what pupils at Thamesmead School did. Shame Otto wasn't driving!
More proms
Proms picture special: Magna Carta School leavers
Proms picture special: Winston Churchill School leavers
Proms picture special: Bishop Wand CofE School
Proms picture special: Rydens Enterprise School
Proms picture special: Kings International College
Proms picture special: Collingwood College
Prom pictures: Broadwater School Year 11 leavers
SUNBURY CROSS: Two people have been killed after they were hit by a lorry in Sunbury Cross on Wednesday morning.
The two elderly pedestrians were killed when they were hit by the white lorry in Crossways at around 10.45am between Sunbury Cross Shopping Centre and the Tesco car park.
The A308 Staines Road West is still closed in both directions with slow traffic due to the accident between Spelthorne Grove and A316 Sunbury Cross
LEATHERHEAD: Looks there will be fun in store for families at the leisure centre:
Our new pool inflatable has arrived!! Retweet if your coming this Sunday 2-4pm to trial it out for the first time!! pic.twitter.com/R6BlRlIOsw— Leatherhead Leisure (@LeatherheadLC) July 16, 2014
HASELMERE BREAK-IN: Thieves used sledgehammers to smash their way into the Lloyds Pharmacy in Haselmere High Street at around 2.40am on Tuesday (July 15), Surrey Police said.
Holly Richey, 70, who lives nearby, said: "I was suddenly woken up by this banging - you could tell it was a sledgehammer.
"I could hear what sounded like three men yelling to each other and a huge smash."
HEAT WAVE: There will be exceptionally warm weather over the next few days. Wish I could work on SurreyLive from Guildford Lido today!
Click here for a warning from the Met Office about the heat wave
HEAT WAVE: As temperatures are set to soar, health officials have urged people to take care in the summer heat.
Public Health England (PHE) said that heatwave conditions can have a "significant effect on health".
PHE urged people to consider how the heat may affect them or their loved ones after forecasters said that heatwave conditions will sweep parts of the South East and London this week.
The Met Office has declared a level 2 heat-health alert, which is activated when there is at least a 60% chance of temperatures being high enough on at least two consecutive days and into the night to have a impact on health.
The exceptionally hot conditions are expected to start on Thursday evening and continue to Saturday.
PHE says people should consider staying out of the sun during the hottest part of the day, to drink plenty of fluids and wear sun cream that is at least factor 15.
It has also asked people to be aware of children and the elderly, to ensure they are not suffering because of the heat. People should never be left in closed, parked cars, especially infants, young children or animals, a spokesman added
HEATWAVE: Dr Paul Cosford, director for health protection at PHE, said: "While many people enjoy hot weather, high temperatures can be dangerous, especially for people who may be particularly vulnerable such as older people, young children and those with serious illnesses.
"Everyone can enjoy the sun safely by keeping out of the heat at the hottest time of the day, avoiding sunburn and staying hydrated with plenty of cool drinks.
"Older people and those with long-term illnesses are particularly vulnerable to the effects of very hot weather, so it's important to look out for them and keep indoor areas as cool as possible."
He continued: "Try to keep your bedroom and living space cool, by closing the curtains on windows that receive the sun and opening your windows at cooler times of the day and overnight when you can.
"Turn off non-essential lights and electrical items as these generate heat."
HEATWAVE: Steve Ramsdale, deputy chief meteorologist at the Met Office, said: "We've got hot and humid air moving up from the continent which will see temperatures rise through to the weekend, with some high day and night-time temperatures expected by Friday.
"The humidity will make it feel close, muggy and uncomfortable for many in the heat and people should take steps to keep cool - particularly across the areas where we have issued a heat health alert."
RUNNYMEDE POLICE: Have been busy over the last day...
2 x Drug warrants executed Chertsey & Addlestone in the last 24 hours. 3 x prosecutions, positive intervention, taking drugs off the street— Runnymede Police (@RunnymedeBeat) July 16, 2014
BURGLAR: A prolific thief asked for a staggering 72 offences to be taken into consideration when he was jailed after pleading guilty to ten charges of burglary.
David Joseph Adams, 29, of Wimborne, Dorset appeared at Guildford Crown Court yesterday (15 July 2014) for sentencing.
He stole from places in Pyrford, West Byfleet, Walton-on-Thames, Hersham, Weybridge and East Molesey.
Adams was traced by police to a property in Paddington, London on 10 June 2014 where he was arrested for ten burglaries in the East Molesey and Weybridge areas.
Now he has admitted another 72 offences during police interviews.
BURGLAR: Woking Neighbourhood Inspector John Davies said:
"Adams' offending brought misery, distress and inconvenience to the lives of those residents he targeted. He broke into homes throughout Surrey, Dorset and Hampshire, taking thousands of pounds worth of jewellery, cash and computer equipment.
"The fact that he has pleaded guilty to and admitted so many offences will come as a huge relief to the affected communities and will reassure our local residents that we will relentlessly pursue those who commit burglary. Adams was a blight on our local communities and I'm pleased that he's now off the streets and behind bars."
The offences took place between May 2013 and April 2014.
LAVENDER FESTIVAL: Have you seen our stunning pictures from this event yet?
Click here for a gallery of very summery images
SUNBURY CROSS: The A308 Staines Road West in both directions has now re-opened and traffic has returned to normal after the accident was cleared and recovery work completed between Spelthorne Grove and A316 Sunbury Cross.
The road had been closed since midday.
Two elderly pedestrians died after being hit by a lorry. Here's the full story
A3 ACCIDENT: We're getting reports of an accident on the A3 southbound. One lane has been closed and there's heavy traffic following the incident.
It's in an area between the A283 Portsmouth Road in Milford and Hindhead Tunnel.
ARRESTS: Forty suspected paedophiles have been arrested in Surrey and Hampshire as part of a national operation targeting child abuse.
In Surrey, seven people were arrested for offences relating to possessing and/or sharing of indecent images of children, with 62 computers and related items sized alongside thousands of books, magazines, DVDs and cassettes.
Hampshire Constabulary officers arrested 33 men on suspicion of the same offences after receiving 37 packages relating to suspected online child sex offences.
Assistant Chief Constable Stuart Cundy, of the Surrey and Sussex Specialist Crime Command, said: "Those who access indecent images should know the internet is not anonymous and we will pursue you."
GUILDFORD STATION ARREST: A knife-wielding man threatened a police officer at Guildford railway station after being recognised as a missing person.
Police were called to the station by South West Trains, who reported there was a trespasser on the tracks last Friday evening (July 11).
The man who produced a blade when approached was detained and taken to hospital for assessment.
No-one was harmed in the incident.
Dude standing on the track with a knife at Guildford stopping trains passing #trainnews— Kara Tinson (@KaraTinson) July 11, 2014
HEATWAVE: More now on the extremely hot weather coming our way.
Public Health England (PHE) officials are urging people in Surrey and north-east Hampshire to take suitable precautions, after the Met Office announced a 60% probability of 'heatwave' conditions between 8am on Friday (July 18) and the same time on Sunday (July 20).
HANDOVER: I am off on lunch now, so Mark will be taking over for the next hour.
Thanks for joining me
HANDOVER: Good afternoon Surrey, Mark Edwards here on the live blog covering for Paul while he takes a break.
SALIM ISMAIL TRIAL: Breaking news has just come in from Guildford Crown Court regarding the trial of ex-Surrey Police officer Salim Ismail.
Ismail was found not guilty of rape by a jury yesterday.
However today the jury has been unable to come to a verdict on one charge of attempted rape and two charges of indecent assault involving a girl aged under 13.
There will now be a retrial next May.
GUILFEST: If you are going to GuilFest this weekend like I am, we are in for the best and worst of British weather.
A heatwave is expected on Friday but the Met Office has warned that heavy rain and thunderstorms are likely to follow.
Hot, humid air pushed up from Spain is likely to nudge the temperature at Stoke Park on the festival's opening day on Friday (July 18) up to 28C - but with that warm weather comes the risk of thunderstorms and heavy showers.
So if you are planning on going to the festival, become prepared for sunshine and rain.
FOOTBALL: Staines Town assistant manager Martyn Spong has predicted a bright future for some of the clubs young stars.
The newly-appointed assistant manager at Wheatsheaf Park has helped develop a production line of talent over the past few years at the club - and Swans are now reaping the benefits under boss Marcus Gayle.
"There are boys still coming through and knowing Marcus is giving them a chance has made our recruitment so much easier because they are seeing the progression they want," reckoned Spong ahead of Swans' friendly trip to Windsor on Saturday.
"We have tended to say in the past to players that they will be given their chance and then they aren't, and the word got around they would only go so far at Staines.
"We are a club with a budget that's a long way from the top end so developing our own players is crucial."
POLICE: Police currently dealing with an accident in Guildford- will bring you more when I have it.
On the scene of a collision involving a female pedestrian and a lorry in Onslow St, Guildford. May cause traffic delays, please be patient.— Surrey Police (@SurreyPolice) July 16, 2014
TRAFFIC UPDATE: One lane closed and heavy traffic due to broken down van on M25 anticlockwise between J6 A22 / B2235 (Godstone) and J5 M26 / A21.
One lane closed and heavy traffic due to accident on A3 Southbound between A283 Portsmouth Road (Milford) and Hindhead Tunnel, congestion to A283 / B3001 Elstead Road.
Stop-start traffic on M25 clockwise between J10 A3 (Wisley Interchange) and J15 M4.
SUNBURY ACCIDENT: I was at the scene of this horrible accident in Sunbury which resulted in the death of two elderly pedestrians hit and killed by a lorry.
The pair were pronounced dead at the scene.
The elderly pedestrians were struck by the white vehicle in Crossways at around 10.45am, between Sunbury Cross Shopping Centre and the Tesco car park.
Eyewitness Jacob Fuller told Get Surrey: "There's around 20 emergency service vehicles here.
"It's a turning point [for lorries] and one has reversed over a couple of people. There's no markings on the lorry, it's just a plain white lorry."
HANDOVER: Well that is all from me on the live blog today, I shall hand you back over to Paul.
Thanks for being with me.
GOOD EVENING: I'm back to take you through the last few hours on SurreyLive.
TRAVEL: All lanes now open and traffic has returned to normal after an accident was cleared on the A3 southbound between A283 Portsmouth Road (Milford) and Hindhead Tunnel.
There is however stop-start traffic on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 A243 / A245 / B2430-Leatherhead and junction 15 M4. The travel time is around 100 minutes between these locations because traffic is described as "very heavy" in patches. There are no reported incidents or obstructions.
DRIVING CHARGES: Three men have been charged with dangerous driving on the M25.
On Saturday 5 April at around 4.15pm Surrey Police received reports of motorbikes being driven in a "dangerous manner" on the clockwise stretch of the M25 between the junction with the M23 and M4.
*Alaa Alsati, 28, of Mary Close, Stanmore, London, Lee Brown, 23, of Grantham Road, Ilford, London, and Adrian Bautista, 29, of Lamble Street, Holloway, London, have been charged with dangerous driving.
They have been released on bail to appear at Redhill Magistrates Court on Monday 21 July.
SUNBURY CROSS: More now on the tragic story from earlier. Two elderly people killed in a collision with a lorry were a married couple in their 80s from Ashford.
Police have not made a formal identification at this stage but their next of kin have been informed.
ONSLOW INCIDENT: We have an update from an incident mentioned earlier.
Police were called to reports of a collision involving a female pedestrian and a lorry in Guildford earlier this afternoon (16 July).
The woman was treated at the scene by paramedics for minor injuries after the collision in Onslow Street at 3.50pm.
Traffic is now flowing freely in the area.
On the scene of a collision involving a female pedestrian and a lorry in Onslow St, Guildford. May cause traffic delays, please be patient.— Surrey Police (@SurreyPolice) July 16, 2014
GUILFEST: It won't really be a normal British summer day without the threat of rain, thunder or glorious sunshine at any point. And it's much the same story this weekend.
GuilFest revellers will experience the best and worst of British weather this weekend, the Met Office says.
Hot, humid air pushed up from Spain is likely to nudge the temperature at Stoke Park on the festival's opening day on Friday (July 18) up to 28C - but with that warm weather comes the risk of thunderstorms and heavy showers.
Those camping or spending the weekend at the music festival would be wise to pack both suncream and summer clothes as well as umbrellas and wellies.
The Met Office has predicted that things will continue to warm up through the rest of the week, with the hottest temperatures of the year so far in Guildford on Friday.
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NO INSURANCE: Surrey Police traffic officers have been targeting the drivers of two uninsured vehicles..
Unit waiting to intercept two uninsured cars on the A3 following intelligence received. Fingers crossed we'll get them both shortly...— Surrey Roads Police (@SurreyRoadCops) July 16, 2014
Surrey Roads Cops later tweeted:
Hhhmmmm, one out of two stopped. Enquiries begun, updates to follow!"
DOWSERS: Forget Google Maps... these history enthusiasts used a more unconventional method to find a reportedly hidden building.
Waverley Dowsers, with members from Farnborough, Lightwater and Farnham, met at King George V Playing Fields, off Sycamore Road, with the intention of answering questions about a farm thought to have sat in the park – formerly the Knellwood Estate – in the early 19th century.
Dowsers attempt to tap into energy sources using a variety of tools including metal rods, pendula and other gadgets, visualising questions and then watching for small movements to interpret as answers.
See a video and the full story
FIRE CREWS: Many have now gone in strike in Surrey over a dispute with the government about pensions pay.
FBU firefighters are now on strike until 7pm. We have over half our fleet available to continue to respond to emergencies. #takeextracare— Surrey Fire & Rescue (@SurreyFRS) July 16, 2014
TRAVEL: As we enter rush-hour, Farnham is looking particularly busy.
Traffic is queuing on the A31 Farnham By-Pass at B3001 Station Hill, Hickleys Corner.
It is described as "busy but moving" at the A325 Shepherd And Flock roundabout.
"Stop-start traffic" is still being reported on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 A243 / A245 / B2430 Leatherhead and junction 15 M4.
The delayed travel time is around 105 minutes in this area because of the patchy heavy traffic.
There are no reported incidents or obstructions.
STRANGER: This has come from the Spelthorne Police Facebook page.
A nine year-old pupil suffered a cut face after being assaulted by a "stranger" on the way to school.
The boy suffered no other injuries apart from the cut. The assault happened shortly before 8am this morning (Wednesday July 16) in Staines.
A man in his 50s from Staines was arrested but later released on mental health grounds.
Surrey Police said: "This was an isolated incident and Spelthorne neighbourhood officers will be working with partner agencies, including social services, to ensure plans are put in place to manage any on-going community issues."
A331 CRASH: We're getting reports of an accident on this road. We will keep you updated.
Another crash on A331 towards M3, just past northcamp junction @getsurrey— Natasha Salmon (@Natasha_Herald) July 16, 2014
POLICE OFFICER CASE: A jury has been unable to reach verdicts on three out of four charges against a police officer accused of raping a young girl.
Follow a week-long trial at Guildford Crown Court, Salim Ismail was found not guilty on Tuesday (July 15) of rape, but jurors were then unable to reach agreement on a further charge of attempted rape plus two counts of indecent assault.
A retrial is now scheduled to take place in May 2015.
Mr Ismail worked as an officer in Surrey between 1993 and 2002 and was charged with committing the offences against a girl aged under 13 between 1993 and 1996.
He has been suspended from his role as a sergeant with West Yorkshire Police since last July.
CHERTSEY'S BLACK CHERRY FAIR: More than 7,000 people attended the event last Saturday, including MP Phillip Hammond.
The sun was shining and the First World War theme was taken up enthusiastically.
Click here for pictures from the event
A3 INCIDENT: We understand the A3 southbound, Ripley, is partially blocked after a car reportedly came off the road. No other vehicles are involved in the incident at the B2039 Ockham Road North/B2215 Portsmouth Road, Ockham Park.
A3 SOUTHBOUND INCIDENT: More on this incident on the A3 near Wisley Services.
Police are currently at the scene:
A3 southbound just by Wisley Services. Lane 1 shut while we deal with this 'off roader' pic.twitter.com/delUEZ2PbY— Surrey Roads Police (@SurreyRoadCops) July 16, 2014
HEAVY TRAFFIC: The M25 clockwise between junction 9 Leatherhead and junction 15 M4 should be avoided. The travel time between the junctions is more 105 minutes. It has increased by five minutes from a few hours earlier so it's not getting better - yet.
This was posted by the Highways Agency
On #M25 clockwise in #Surrey there are long delays due to high traffic volumes between J9 & J13. Please allow extra time for your journey.
On #M25 clockwise in #Surrey there are long delays due to high traffic volumes between J9 & J13. Please allow extra time for your journey.— Highways Agency (@HAtraffic_seast) July 16, 2014
HEAT WAVE: It's going to get hot, very hot. The Met Office today issued a warning for people to take extra care from Friday 8am to the same time on Sunday.
Health expert Dr Paul Cosford, said: "While many people enjoy hot weather, high temperatures can be dangerous, especially for people who may be particularly vulnerable such as older people, young children and those with serious illnesses.
"Everyone can enjoy the sun safely by keeping out of the heat at the hottest time of the day, avoiding sunburn and staying hydrated with plenty of cool drinks."
A3 INCIDENT: The road has now been cleared on the A3 Southbound after B2039 Ockham Road North/B2215 Portsmouth Road (Ockham Park).
A3 INCIDENT: The car is now being driven away thanks to a super-quick recovery. Hats off to Surrey Roads Police!
A3 south at Wisley services all clear now thanks to very speedy recovery. Arrived and collected in 30min of our call! pic.twitter.com/TvZqmJTNDY— Surrey Roads Police (@SurreyRoadCops) July 16, 2014
SUNBURY CROSS CRASH: The tragic story from today. A married couple from Ashford in their 80s died when they were hit by a lorry.
The elderly pedestrians collided with the white vehicle in Crossways at around 10.45am, between Sunbury Cross Shopping Centre and the Tesco car park.
Police, paramedics and two air ambulances were called to the cul-de-sac, but the pair were sadly both pronounced dead at the scene.
Surrey Police said their next of kin have been informed but formal identification has yet to be carried out.
Eyewitness Jacob Fuller told Get Surrey: "There's around 20 emergency service vehicles here.
"It's a turning point [for lorries] and one has reversed over a couple of people. There's no markings on the lorry, it's just a plain white lorry."
GUILFEST: Heading to the festival this weekend and want to know all the set times?
Personally wouldn't mind catching the Norman Jay set on Sunday - a great way to end the event!
More GuilFest coverage:
Stages being built and toilets prepared for GuilFest 2014
Heatwave and thunderstorms in GuilFest weather forecast
Top 10 GuilFest sing-along anthems
GuilFest 2014 lineup - all the headliners and more
GuilFest by numbers: festival facts and figures
Quiz: Test your GuilFest artists song knowledge
10 things guaranteed to happen at this year's GuilFest
Which local music act will Get Into GuilFest?
A24 INCIDENT: We're getting reports that there has been a serious collision on the A24 at Burford Bridge:
A24 Burford Bridge is CLOSED in both directions while we deal with a serious collision on the southbound carriageway. HEMS landing on north— Surrey Roads Police (@SurreyRoadCops) July 16, 2014
GOOD EVENING: Thanks for joining me on this sunny Wednesday July 16th.
We will be back tomorrow from 6.30am.


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Sometimes it wakes me up out of my sleep and I experience mild cramps also. I have never had these pains before. Does anyone know what this could possibly be? ( I am 28 years old if that is of any help)
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21 Oct 2012
First off, would see either your Primary care doctor or your OB/GYN! I can tell you that I used to get the same thing, and my problem was endometriosis . BUT... that doesn't mean that this is what is going on with you. The thing is that the pain you describe could be any of a number of things so to find out for sure and to ease your mind, go to a doctor and tell them what you told us here and he or she will find out what is going on with you. I wish you luck and hope you feel better soon!
I haven't had those pains since that night but I will check with my ob/gyn when I go visit him next month. I am wondering if it can be from the small fibroid that they found on my uterus a few months back.
Well, that does make a difference! Lol. If you are running a fever get to a doctor or if pain is intense, get to an ER. My daughter got this a lot and it was connected to anxiety. Way too many trips to the ER as a child. Anyway, a doctor said to do this test to check how serious your condition is. Pressing on the lower abdomen on the right side and see if that hurts. If it does, it could just be gas. However, let go so the abdomen snaps back sharply. If that hurts you may well have an appendix or ovarian problem like a cyst.
Then stand up and jump up and down. An appendix will double you over in pain when you land. A cyst will keep you from standing up in the first place. Both need to be treated right away. If none of these responses, do the follow up with the doctor soon. Fever will be the key. Be sure you are drinking lots of water. Let us know how you are doing. Karen
Thank you so much for your help. I will try this when I get home today. I didn't get any sharp pains last night just felt like some mild cramps during the late night though. You have been very helpful.
Could be a number of problems but if a fever could be a infection in the fallopian tubes this can mirror appendicitis, Or could be a kidney stone in the uretha tract other
21 Oct 2012
Want to be clear. You tagged pregnancy. If you are pregnant it would depend where you are in the pregnancy. There is something called Braxton-Hicks which is later in pregnancy and is a stretching of the uterus and strengthens of that muscle to prepare you for delivery. If it gets strong your need to see your OB ASAPA to prevent premature labor. Generally a trip to the ER if office is closed.
Otherwise, a number of things can be going on including a UTI and other events. See your doctor soon so you can be sure everything is normal.
Sorry I did not notice I tagged pregnancy. I am not pregnant.
It turns out I am pregnant and my doctor told me in the beginning of pregnancy she has seen a lot of women experience mild cramping.
Hi Sophia. Now that you know about the pregnancy, how are you doing? Happy to talk any time. Karen
I am doing really good, its just the beginning. Thank you Karen.
I have had the same pains for about three days now. It was horrible the first day my bf had to help me move,laydown n stand up. I have a doc apt thrusday. Should I still go if the pain goes away?
I have been having alot of pain under my stomach. My friends and family says that its period pains, but I havent started my period. What should I do?
Hi im actually new on here so ill try to explain myself as much as posaible. I have been hven some sharp achy pulling like pain near my uterus im kind of scared and worried my mom had problems and she ended up hven to tke her uterus out when she was 35 am 26 and hve one baby girl i did hve couple misscarege in the past including a molar pregancey.i also was on the depo for 9 momths and got off it and been off of it for about 10 months now not sure if that is the problem if im ovluating or what or if its something else i did go to my obgyn for my irregular periods she thought that i had thyroid glads but i dont so i had read online for endometrius and had brought that to my drs attention and she says that she dont think thats it shes wants me to get on the birth control pill for to level out my hormones.
But i just recently had sex with my bf and wanted to wait for my next period to come to be on the safe side im not sure what it could be but i really worried since ive been off the depo if it some how mesed me up i did also got a vaginal ultrasound to mke sure my uterus and overies are good my dr hvent called me yet and its been about a week now i kno this is alot and i wrote a lot so hooefully someone will tke the time to read this and tell me something :/
Thanks a hole lot :)
Im having sharp pain in mu stomach and cramp and headache. Am i pregnant
To the question of aam i pregnant? Take the pregnancy test and be sure to see a doctor. If you have ever had sex, pregnancy is always possible.
22 Oct 2012
I had the exact same thing happen to me and went to the ER. An hour after getting there, I was in the O.R. Having my appendix out. Don't want to scare you but you need to get this checked out ASAP. If it is your appendix and you wait to long they can burst, not something you want to happen. It's been to be safe then sorry. Good luck and I hope all turns out ok.
Thanks for the heads up
thank you i will check it out out to night when i get in from work or i could ask my friends at work
I had the same thing also a couple of nights ago,pain got so bad my husband took me to the ER turned out to be a bad case of Diverticulitis,you never know until you get there, I was told by the Doc's any ab pain should be ckd. if it last's more than 2 day's. Best of luck to you. Terri
30 Oct 2012
One other thing you might want to check into is interstitial cystitis. Although it doesn't necessarily cause pain only at night, you might only notice it at night. It also causes urgency in urination, and you think that you have chronic urinary tract infections. If those symptoms don't apply, then toss the answer :-)
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Im getting the same thing Sophia84, I get the mild cramps more towards night time, but a few times during the day, and its not all the time either, its on and off. But at night is when I feel the pain in my abdomen on my far left side and in the same area on my lower back. It almost feels like if someone is poking you really hard. Best way I can describe it. Let me know if thats how you felt too
Yes, of course you could be pregnant, But not because of your symptoms.
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My friend has this, but really bad. It seems to be IBS, for which there is no visible symptoms, but also no medication, as different people find that different things help. 10 to 15 % of the population are thought to suffer, in a lesser or more important degree, from IBS, and there are various stuff that helps, like probiotics, diet, anti depressers, anti spasmodics, etc., and especially dietic contrl, but that is difficult, as different people have different responses to different foods. It is a hard problem, both to diagnose and help, one way or another. Those who are sensitive, depressed and so on seem more open to this invisible, but very disabling, sometimes, problem.
But first do go through all the tests as there can be physically evident, and easily treated causes.
Especially don't worry, as most things like this are simply cured. But don't hang about.
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