When a Farnham couple embarked on a building project in the Alps, they turned what was once a 17th century farmhouse into a luxury ski chalet right below Mont Blanc. We paid a visit

Enjoy this moderately easy two-hour, 4.5-mile walk along the relatively dry paths of the Greensand Way – perfect for a winter wander

Last year the Surrey Hills celebrated 60 years as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty but would changing its status to a National Park help safeguard its future? We attended the Surrey Hills Symposium to find out more

A town reaching for the skies with its latest developments and whispers of a bid for city status in the air, Woking has a fascinating history to couple with its modern-day ambitions

Dark and chilly winter evenings are perfect for huddling in the corner of a country pub with friends, catching up over beer and supper in front of a log fire. Surrey is home to cosy pubs a-plenty – here are ten of the top places to go…

We take a look at the gin distillers, small batch producers and brands which call Surrey home

From ancient hostelries with roaring inglenook fireplaces to craft- beer bars and whisky havens with a twist, Surrey is blessed with some truly tantalising pubs for a cosy winter lunch or leisurely couple of drinks

Sunday lunchtimes are made for lazing in a cosy pub with a beer in hand and an overflowing plate of delicious roast dinner on the table. We pick our favourite places for Sunday lunch in Surrey

We are regularly reminded of the high cost of housing with statistics revealing that only one in three millennials will be able to afford their own home during their lifetime and that most will remain in the category known as Generation Rent

Surrey is a beautiful, green and affluent county and I’ve certainly enjoyed living here the last 11 years. Towards the end of April 2018, Surrey Police released its latest crime statistics and we are still one of the safest counties in the country.

It has been more than a decade since War Horse was first immortalised for the stage – followed by Spielberg’s big screen hit in 2011 – yet I’m rather ashamed to admit that until earlier this week, I had never seen any adaptation of, let alone read, Michael Morpurgo’s much-loved 1982 novel

Each June, Surrey Artists’ Open Studios (SAOS) takes place in studios and workshops across Surrey and its borders. For 2018, more than 275 artists will show their fabulous range of work in 164 studios. Tinx Newton meets this year’s new kids on the block