". to improve how we support residents navigating the complexities of the CIL system.".

". CIL legislation is rigid and offers councils very limited flexibility, I’m pleased that through our detailed internal review, we were able to find a resolution and refund the charge in full. We remain committed to fair, transparent decision-making, and to doing all we can. .

". during the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. Since meeting with Mr Dally in January, we have done everything within our powers to support him through the process, and I’d like to thank him for the calm and constructive way he engaged with us. While the national. .

Councillor Liz Townsend, Waverley Borough Council Portfolio Holder for Planning and Economic Development, said: “We have huge sympathy for everything Mr Dally has been through, and we understand how distressing and overwhelming this experience must have been, particularly. .

"We are overwhelmingly relieved. It has taken over 5 years to get this justice." . That's TV heard from Steve Dally about his the trauma he and his family went through to receive a refund for an erroneous CIL charge. #Surrey #CIL

The Lib Dems romped home to 2 council by-election wins in Woking. That's TV's Aaron Griffin was at the count to speak to the winners @LouiseMorales23 and Deborah Hughes, and @WillForster about what he will miss from his time as a local councillor. #Woking #Surrey

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Guildford has been named the UK’s second-best destination for a wellness escape, according to a study conducted by Away Resorts. The research gave Guildford a score 77.92 out of 100 for its green space, walking trails, and opportunities to recharge.

'It gives more opportunities to those who don't always have them.'. A new Civic Lab has been launched to connect Surrey University researchers with council leaders from Guildford and Waverley.

'It's about making each young girl feel like they get a sense of belonging while growing up.'. The Fearless Girls Club is launching a new weekly after-school session in Surrey this September, supporting girls aged 8 to 12 in building confidence, resilience, and self-belief.

'The NHS cannot be saved without addressing the social care crisis, which is completely missing from the plan.'. @ZoeFranklinLD shares her concerns on the new NHS 10 year plan.

'It enables individuals that don't always get the opportunity to broaden their skills.'. @SurreyCareTrust has welcomed three new narrow boats to support its work helping people gain skills and improve wellbeing.

'Our dogs need a friendly environment.'. Dogs Trust Salisbury is on the lookout for volunteers with big hearts and spare time to help care for rescue dogs waiting for their forever homes.

'We aim to get even more eager readers taking part in the challenge compared to last year.'. Wiltshire libraries are inviting children aged 4 to 11 to dive into a world of imagination with this year’s Summer Reading Challenge.

'Some women may not even recognise that they have a problem, which is why we are here to help.'. Mental health charity Oakleaf is expanding its trauma-informed ‘Bridge the Gap’ programme, offering one-to-one help and peer mentoring through local practitioners.

A Woking-based comedian is advocating the power of laughter to help Surrey residents escape the stresses of everyday life. Ben Heathcote, founder of @HeathcotesC has been bringing joy to local audiences for years through his work as a stand-up comedian and MC.

'It allows families to reconnect and have that balance.'. In Surrey, family paddleboarding sessions on Thursday nights are gaining popularity as a way to get kids off screens and active outdoors. Paddleboarding adventures say the sessions help families reconnect.

'She was with me every step of the way.'. A Banstead man is cycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats in memory of his wife, who died from sepsis last year after surgery. Ben Channevy Walsh and a team of friends have already raised over £27,000 for the @UKSepsisTrust.

Pride in Surrey said: "Concerns were raised about Stephen Ireland back in 2021 and 2023. These concerns were investigated in line with our policies, and where necessary, reported to the appropriate authorities by Pride in Surrey.".

Temporary Detective Chief Superintendent Debbie White said: . "Stephen Ireland was a sexual predator who targeted a young boy and took advantage of his age and vulnerability for his own gratification.".