Woking News and Mail

Urgent appeal as 51,000 children face summer hunger

More than 51,000 children across Sussex and Surrey are set to lose access to free school meals over the summer holidays, prompting a charity to launch an urgent appeal for donations.

Trainer Pat Phelan tastes victory at Epsom

Local trainer Pat Phelan left a wedding he was attending to saddle Private Project in the one mile two furlongs handicap at Epson.

Rhythm-driven dance show captures vibe of 1970s New York City

The Brown Suite , a new high-energy funk-fuelled show by dancing duo BlacBrik, is coming to the Woking Theatre on October 16 and 17 at 7.30pm.

Woking man arrested as two die in three-vehicle collision

A 22-year-old man from Woking has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving following a horror smash near Guildford which killed two people.

Your weekly horoscope with Russell Grant

The astrologer looks to the stars for your horoscope for the week beginning Saturday, 22 August

Brookwood Cemetery opens historic mausoleums for Heritage Open Day

Visitors will have a rare opportunity to peek inside some of Brookwood Cemetery 's historic mausoleums on Saturday, September 12, as the site takes part in the Heritage Open Days 2026 campaign.

Knaphill clinch late victory against Corinthian-Casuals

Ross Murdoch’s stoppage-time winner fired Knaphill to a 1-0 win at Corinthian-Casuals in the first qualifying round of the FA Vase.

WATCH: Former Royal Marine Brian's mission to get Farnham's kids moving

It’s a fact that many children nowadays are spending too much time staring at screens and not enough time being active.

Four billion years of evolution in one night with Alice Roberts

Professor Alice Roberts will lead her audience on a journey through humankind, genetics and archaeology in From Cell to Civilisation at the Woking Theatre on November 13 at 7.30pm.

Woking interim manager Jake Hyde sees positives after West Bromwich Albion U21s National League Cup defeat

Woking joint-interim manager Jake Hyde saw plenty of positives after the Cards lost 4-1 on penalties against West Bromwich Albion’s under-21s in their opening National League Cup group stage game.

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Old Woking ladies' cricket festival proves to be a hit

Old Woking Cricket Club was buzzing as it hosted its first ladies’ softball cricket festival, bringing together six local teams for a fun filled celebration of women’s cricket.

Surrey Heath working hard to reduce wildfire risks

This summer has brought unprecedented heatwaves all across the UK, leading to an increase in both the number and intensity of wildfires.

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Sheerwater knocked out of FA Vase by AFC Greenwich Borough

Sheerwater exited the FA Vase with a 3-1 defeat at AFC Greenwich Borough in the first qualifying round.

Mayford Hall Bowls Club beat Heathervale and Cobham

Mayford Hall beat Heathervale 61-60.

Sheerwater secure first league win of the season against Virginia Water

Sheerwater won 3-1 at home to Virginia Water in the Combined Counties Premier Division South.

Worplesdon & Burpham drop to fifth after defeat against Blackheath's second team

Worplesdon & Burpham slipped to fifth place in Division Two of the I’Anson Cricket League after losing by 37 runs at home to Blackheath’s second team.

Woking gets a sneak peek at its spectacular Christmas panto

If you went down to Jubilee Square in Woking recently, you may have had a big surprise.

From homeless to superhero: Surrey man pays it forward

A Surrey man who once found himself homeless and struggling to feed himself is now dressing up as a superhero to give back to the communities that helped him rebuild his life.

Mayor joins visitors to St Columba's House