May 2009 Archives

Two more Elmbridge residents were prosecuted for Benefit Fraud bringing the total prosecutions in the last twelve months to 10.

Following a joint investigation by the Department of Work and Pensions and Elmbridge Borough Council, Joanne Lowe, of Woodfield Road, Thames Ditton, was found guilty at Kingston Magistrates Court on May 14 for failing to notify changes in her circumstances.

Police in East Surrey are growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of a 14-year-old girl who was last seen in Esher on Saturday evening (May 16).

Lauren Arnold (pictured) from Redhill, was last seen when she called at a friend's house in Holroyd Road, Esher, about 7.30pm.

An evening of lively brass band music will take place on Saturday May 30 at Cobham Village Hall in Lushington Drive, Cobham
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The Cobham Brass band will perform its Spring Concert under musical director David Ruel.

A Cobham man who was found in the High Street with serious head injuries in April has now been discharged from St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey.

The man, in his late 50s, was found in High Street in the early hours of Tuesday April 28 with serious head injuries.

Two artists have combined their talents to put on an exciting exhibition 'A Translation of Nature' at the Fountain Gallery, East Molesey from April 28 - 10 May 2009.

Suzy Abrahams and Kathy Miller met whilst working on the committee of this highly successful artist's co-operative gallery near Hampton Court.

'Kathy and I have always held solo painting exhibitions at the Fountain Gallery but this year we decided to get together. We share the same work ethic and passion for what we do, although our styles are quite different,' comments Suzy.