Four men from Spelthorne and north Runnymede have been given more than ten years in jail collectively for their involvement in a street brawl in Staines last year.

Kevin Kurlej, 22, from Cordelia Road, Stanwell, Samuel Tite, 26, of Oakley Mill House, Thorpe, John Murphy, 23, of the Nightingales, Staines and Nicholas Fitzpatrick, 24, of White Hill Place, Virginia Water were given 30, 40, 40, and 18 months in jail respectively for being involved in a mass brawl when they appeared at Guildford Crown Court on Friday (January 5).

The Adult Social Group of the Christ Church meets for its first social event at the Wheatsheaf Pub, on Saturday, February 6.

For more details call 01344 844946.

The part closure and diversion in Lyne Road ends tomorrow (Friday February 5).

The resurfacing work by by Surrey County Council began on Monday.

The Christ Church has appointed a new church warden.

Jonathan Wicker agreed to become one of the church's two wardens following the previous warden becoming unwell. Mr Wicker will start his role immediately.

The church clergy are also in the process of recruiting a team of deputy wardens to assist the church wardens in their work

A motorcyclist was killed after being involved in a collision with a car on Tuesday (January 19) morning.

The incident took place on Stroude Road, Egham, near the Great Fosters Hotel, around 8.09am when a blue Mercedes A-class car was in collision with a Triumph motorcycle.

The rider of the bike, a man in his fifties, sustained serious injuries as a result of the collision and was pronounced dead at the scene.

Runnymede Council has released an update of council services during the adverse weather conditions.

The new update was released on Wednesday, January 13, but is subject to change daily, depending on the weather. It states that the Met Office predicts that the outbreaks of snow will continue through the first half of the afternoon but could turn to rain by the afternoon.

The evening will see drier conditions but remaining cloudy. Mist and fog patches will form overnight and road surfaces could fall to below freezing. light snowfalls could occur in the South East on Wednesday.

Visit the Met Office web site, www.metoffice.gov.uk for further information.

Adverse weather conditions across the borough forced the closure of schools and closed train services out of Virginia Water railway station.

Around six inches of snow fell across Runnymede overnight on Tuesday, January 5 but although the county council said it was prepared for cold snap and had stock piled grit and salt in anticipation of further bad weather, a national shortage has lead to limited usage.

Two lucky motorists escaped with only minor injuries after losing control of their vehicles in two separate incidents on icy roads last week.

The first incident took place on Monday, December 21, around 8.55am on Coldharbour Lane, Thorpe, after the driver of a black Volkswagon Passat, when the vehicle hit a patch of ice and collided with a road barrier.

New enforcement measures could be put in place along Stroude Road to combat speeding motorists.

Speed checks could be introduced in the new year, following concerns raised by residents to the police about persistent speeding incidents.

Surrey County Council has today announced it has scrapped its plans for an Energy from Waste incinerator in Runnymede.

A massive waste burning incinerator capable of burning 160,000 tonnes of household waste per year had been earmarked for land near Trumps Farm, Longcross, as part of the County Council's waste plan.

But this morning (Tuesday, December 15) leader of Surrey County Council, Andrew Povey announced in a meeting at the council chambers in Kingston, that plans for the incinerator and a similar one at Capel, near Gatwick Airport, had been dropped in favour of increased household recycling schemes and a proposed £50million Eco Park near Shepperton.