The Latest Breaking News from Surrey County Council

Mr Justice Williams refused a request from media organisations to name judges involved in historic proceedings related to Sara Sharif.

Judges involved in previous family court proceedings involving the 10-year-old cannot be named due to a court order.

Surrey County Council repeatedly raised “significant concerns” that Sara was likely to suffer abuse from her parents, family court documents show.

Social services closed schoolgirl’s case six days after teachers made a referral over bruises on her face

Lawyers for Friends of the Earth urged Surrey County Council to take immediate enforcement action against the developer of the Horse Hill site.

The UK Supreme Court recently ruled that Surrey County Council acted unlawfully in granting planning permission to a developer to expand their oil-drilling operations at Horse Hill in the Surrey countryside without considering the negative climate impacts both now and in the future.

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Thames Water has apologised to customers who lost their water supply on Saturday afternoon

Pakistani authorities believe they are closing in on Sara Sharif’s father after girl was found dead in Woking, Surrey