Surrey Life community FAQ's

Your views

How do I join the Surrey Life Forum?

It is very easy to join the Surrey Life forum and share Your Views. Simply click on the tab to the left of this page or click HERE. This will take you to the Surrey Life forum page where you can see the current topics being debated. Click 'Join' at the top of the forum page, fill in your details and click 'Create User'. And that is it. You will automatically be logged in and you can begin posting comments immediately.

How do I join a debate and post a comment?

Once you have signed in (see above), from the forum page, click on the story you wish to post a comment on and click 'Post'. Enter your comments in the box provided adding a subject if you wish and click 'Post' again. You comments will immediately be posted on the forum for everyone to see and respond to.

For all general questions and queries click on the Announcements and FAQs on the forum page.

Your Pictures

I'm having problems adding my pictures, can you help?

Of course we can. Occasionally large files can get rejected by our email servers, so it is beneficial to make your photo size a little more web-friendly for gallery use.

Won't the quality be too low for Beautiful Surrey?

Don't worry, if we like one of your pictures and want to use it for our Beautiful Surrey pages we will get in touch and ask you for the hi-res version, to show it off in all its glory. If that still doesn't work out for you, email your images here RE: Picture for Surrey Life website

Surrey Scene

How do we get an event featured in the magazine?

If you want to let us have photographs for the Social Pages please feel free to submit them here RE: Social for Surrey Life together with 100 words or so about the event.

What sort of pictures do you want?

The pictures should be taken of groups of two to four people, looking at the camera and captioned from left to right (Feel free to add a few extra pics of the venue, crowd shots etc).

How about the photo quality?

We need a minimum resolution of 300dpi at postcard size (ie, set the camera on a resolution higher than the minimum).

What are you waiting for - EXPRESS YOURSELF!

The Surrey Life Team