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Plans for a new three storey extension to East Surrey Hospital are due to be decided.
The hospital in Redhill submitted the application for the extension to be part of the main hospital.
The new build could include dental treatment areas, two operating theatres and would replace a temporary single storey building.
Reigate and Banstead Borough Council’s planning committee are due to make it’s decision.
People in Surrey are being offered free online courses to improve their literacy skills.
It’s a government run initiative which is being administered by Surrey County Council with the courses designed to be worked around a person’s other demands and hobbies.
Businesses can put forward employees as well as normal individual users, with most of the courses online, although some are also taught in the classroom.
A full list of the courses available can be found on the council’s website.
Reigate and Banstead executive have agreed to proposals to upgrade CCTV cameras in 22 town centre locations.
It’s in addition to 39 other cameras which have been installed around the area bringing the total up to 61.
They remain open to the possibility of increasing this number further once locations are identified and the details finalised.
A man has been taken to hospital with what’s being described as life threatening injuries in Crawley.
It’s been reported that the man fell from the third floor of the County mall shopping centre on Sunday afternoon.
The centre was evacuated as Police and ambulances arrived, along with the KSS air ambulance which landed in nearby Southgate Fields.
The shopping centre declined to give any comment at the time.
The date has been announced for next year’s Surrey half marathon.
It’s due to take place on 16th March and will take place in Woking and the surrounding countryside.
The day is set to include a 2km and 5km race for children, as well as a 13-mile course for older participants.
Matt Wood is the co-founder of RunThrough which organises the event. He said: “The Surrey Half Marathon is one of our flagship events, and we’re thrilled to see it continue to grow.
“Every year, we witness incredible performances from runners of all levels, and we’re proud of the positive impact it has on the local community.