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Our aim with the “What’s On In My Town” pages across Surrey is to keep you updated with the latest news, events, job opportunities, and more, while also supporting our fantastic local businesses.

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What's On In Surrey

What's On In Surrey

Using the What's On In My Town pages across Surrey, our aim is to bring you all the news, information, events and job vacancies across Surrey, PLUS supporting our wonderful local businesses.

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🌿 Surrey Hills Wood Fair is back! On 12th–13th September 2026 at Cranleigh Showground.

A fantastic family weekend packed with woodland adventures, traditional crafts, live music, local food & drink, artisan stalls and more!

🐶 Brand-new Fun Dog Show
🌳 Tree climbing & woodland skills
🦅 Birds of prey & archery
🐴 Horse & wagon rides
🪓 Axe throwing & much more!

🎟️ Early Bird tickets from £12.50
👧 Under-16s & carers FREE
🐶 Dogs welcome on leads
🅿️ Free parking

📍 Fish Pond Copse, Cranleigh, GU6 7DW
📅 12–13 September | 10am–4pm

🎟️ Tickets & info: https://surreyhills.org/event/…

#SurreyHillsWoodFair #SurreyHills #FamilyDayOut #SaveTheDate
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MESSAGES FROM Surrey Police:

We are aware of members of the public receiving calls from a number claiming to be our 101 number. The scammers are then advising members of the public to Google the 01483 571212 number to confirm that this number belongs to Surrey Police, which it does.

Criminals use ‘spoofing’ software to intentionally cover up their real caller ID and instead, mirror the phone number of a legitimate organisation. They do this to make it appear that calls or text messages are coming from a trusted organisation like the police, banks or government agencies.

These scam calls may be automated, or from a real person. Their main goal is to trick you into sharing personal information or to transfer money.

-A police officer will never call out of the blue asking for personal information, including bank account details.
-A police officer will never ask you to withdraw money or purchase high value items as part of an investigation.

If you receive a call from someone claiming to be a police officer, take their details and message us, call 101, or use the online chat function on our website to confirm their identity.

You can also use our website to report crime, ask for an update on your investigation, report road traffic collisions, and submit information requests.

In an emergency, always call 999.
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MESSAGES FROM Surrey

It’s World Photography Day 19th August. Post in the comments your favourite photo of Surrey See MoreSee Less

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MESSAGES FROM Surrey Fire and Rescue Service: ‼️ Please only call 999 if there is an emergency or a fire producing significant smoke. We have had a high volume of calls to our 999 control room this evening. We understand residents may be concerned, but we are unable to respond to reports of neighbours having BBQs, bonfires or campfires in their gardens unless there is an emergency.

We support the Government's message on this and would strongly advise against having bonfires, fireworks, campfires or disposable BBQs during this period. Fires can spread quickly and become difficult to control, putting your home and neighbouring properties at risk.
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MESSAGES FROM Surrey

🐝 It’s not just us humans that are suffering in this drought so is the wildlife in your garden. Here is a few ideas how we can help them survive. See Poster…

Small actions can make a big difference 🐝
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