Streeting is asked what he can say about the location for the new Frimley Park Hospital in Surrey.

It's due to replace the current hospital, with construction work expected to begin in 2030.

Speculation has been rising since December that it will be built on Pine Ridge Golf Club in Frimley, prompting “deep concerns” from Surrey Heath Borough Council.

Two-thirds of the current hospital was built using reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC), which can fail when exposed to moisture, prompting plans for a new building.

When asked about concerns over the proposed site, Streeting said: “It’s legitimate for local representatives and the community to voice opinions and express concerns, and for us to make sure we get the big decisions right.”

Staff working at the Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) at Woking Community Hospital say they are there to take pressures off A&E.

The "vast majority" of patients who walk through their doors are treated there and then sent home, bosses say.

Chief Executive Officer Renée Padfield describes community providers as "one of the bedrocks" of the health service.

While it may feel natural to go to the nearest hospital when feeling unwell, she said A&E departments across Surrey were facing "real pressures".

"So people might go there, but they'll have quite long waits," she added.

"If you come here to us at Woking Community Hospital, your wait is likely to be shorter."

Jack Fiehn
Surrey political reporter

At Surrey's Haslemere Urgent Treatment Centre, which is based in a community hospital, demand has been so high that they have increased from opening five days a week to every day.

NHS bosses are keen for patients to use centres like this to take the pressure of A&E departments.

Charlotte Morley, lead practitioner, said: “We are very busy, particularly weekends and Mondays, but that's the same as the main site in the emergency department.

“We see about 1,900 patients a month here.”

The Walton and Hersham MP says court backlogs make it harder for Surrey Police to deliver justice.

Chris Storey, 76, is recovering well after the Farnham and Bordon MP Greg Stafford performed CPR in a car park.

The authority is proposing to enforce a PSPO to prevent drivers mounting and parking on pavements.

Claire Coutinho is among 30 MPs who have written to ministers about land being built on illegally.

The joint team from BBC Radio Sussex and BBC Radio Surrey are having a splendid time by the seaside despite the weather on day two of their BBC Children in Need Thousand Mile Challenge.

Allison Ferns and Emily Jeffery are making their way from Shoreham-on-Sea to their final destination at Brighton Palace Pier.

Yesterday, they walked around Cranleigh and RHS Garden Wisley in Surrey.

Weekend breakfast presenter Allison said: "I've woken up today and every bit of me aches - and it’s raining."

The teams taking part in the BBC Children in Need Thousand Mile Challenge have had the chance to stop at some impressive landmarks in their areas.

Woking Borough Council said it will introduce the scheme in January 2026.

Epsom Islamic Centre say they are "saddened" that the mosque was targeted for the second time.

Protests have taken place at the Stanwell Hotel since plans to move in single men were announced.

Reigate and Banstead Borough Council said it wants to empower local people and improve lives.

One man says he did not have any post for five weeks due to staff being on holiday.

The Elders, in Ewell, is being given a new lease of life as a mix of hotel rooms and shared housing.

Zoe Franklin says figures show increases in A&E patients and waiting times between 2015 and 2025.

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Standing beside an old tractor and probably the "biggest pile of silage you've ever seen", BBC Radio Surrey's James Cannon is reporting live from Norbury Park Farm in Guildford.

"You might have heard a bit of mooing in the background there. It is a beautiful morning. The sun has risen. There are a few wispy clouds.

"I've seen cows already be milked this morning. Loads more are waiting to go and have a little bit of a feed. Others are just looking at me thinking what on earth are you doing, as many of us have probably asked.

"There is a rumour one of the cows is in calf and we could have a baby before 10 o'clock.

"If that happens, it will be wonderful. If not, we'll be here all day."

The Runnymede and Weybridge MP says commuters in his constituency are being treated "with contempt".

Surrey MP Chris Coghlan says he is being denied communion after voting for the assisted dying bill.

Lincoln Jopp claims siting panels on water could double the UK's solar power generation.