June 2008 Archives

Meet the Chertsey team

Posted by Steve Bax on Jun 27, 08 01:29 PM in Meet the Team

Hannah Webster Emma Heseltine

Hannah Webster: I have been at the Herald since May 2007 and got into journalism because I enjoy meeting new people and telling their stories, so if you have any of your own give me a call. I grew up in Byfleet and now live in West Byfleet.
Please email me at hannahwebster@trinitysouth.co.uk

Emma Heseltine: I'm the reporter dedicated to covering stories from Addlestone, Chertsey and Byfleet, and the surrounding villages.
This is my first reporting job and I've been writing about the area for almost a year.
I grew up and still live in Addlestone, so I know the area well.
Please email me at emmaheseltine@trinitysouth.co.uk


Other Useful contacts:

Steve Bax

Web Editor: Steve Bax
01932 573233
stevebax@trinitysouth.co.uk

Natalie Cambrook

News Editor: Natalie Cambrook
01932 573212
nataliecambrook@trinitysouth.co.uk

Editor: Mike Hawkins
01932 561111
mikehawkins@trinitysouth.co.uk

Weight Watchers' Chertsey group leader Marie Jones is running a Help A London Child 10km race in London on July 20.

Police uncovered a stash of class C drugs at a house in Lyne following a dawn raid on Friday.

Summer art show in Chertsey

Posted by Graham Spence on Jun 26, 08 03:30 PM in What's On

A summer exhibition will be on display at the Windsor Street Gallery, in Chertsey, between July 5-17.

The exhibition, showing work by Chertsey artists including paintings, ceramics, cards, jewellery and textiles, will be open from Tuesdays to Fridays, noon to 5pm, and Saturdays to Sundays, 10am to 5pm.

A sign of the times

Posted by Graham Spence on Jun 26, 08 03:30 PM in

The owner of Honeycomb Chemist, in Guildford Street, Chertsey, is seeking advertising consent to install an illuminated sign at the front of his shop. Kamlesh Shah applied to Runnymede Council for planning permission for the sign on June 18.

Thumb in one

Posted by Graham Spence on Jun 26, 08 03:25 PM in Health

A young girl was taken to casualty at St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey when she got her thumb stuck in a golf-putting machine on Sunday (June 22).

Traffic misery awaits motorists driving through Addlestone and Chertsey this week because of hold-ups caused by EDF Energy roadworks on the A317 Woburn Hill, in Weybridge.

Students from Sir William Perkins's School, in Chertsey, were among more than 1,000 children from schools and youth groups across the UK to choose the winning science book for the Royal Society Junior Prize for Science Books.

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