On the hunt for local inspiration for days out on Sunday 31 March? Look no further than Surrey this Mothering Sunday...

If you’re planning on treating your mum this Mother’s Day (and beyond), then take a look at our guide to the best spa retreats in Surrey

Whether you prefer jam or cream on top, or Prosecco to English breakfast tea – we’ve found some of the best afternoon teas in Surrey for you to indulge in

Forget lunch, sunny weekends in Surrey are about a stroll in the countryside, followed by a long and delectable brunch. Here’s our pick of the county’s best local offerings to get your taste buds tingling

Our food and drink newsletter is brimming with all of your local foodie highlights.

Foodie author Sam Gates shares her recipes for almond and blueberry slices and cornflake rocky roads

Whether you prefer jam or cream on top, or Prosecco to English breakfast tea – we’ve found some of the best afternoon teas in Surrey for you to indulge in

Voting is now open for the 2019 Surrey Life Food and Drink Awards. It’s our seventh annual celebration of the county’s best restaurants, food producers, cafés and pubs – those venues and people who go the extra mile to make a day or night out in Surrey special. This year’s awards will take place at G Live, Guildford on Thursday 26 September

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.

Adele Parks ticks off an activity from her bucket list and learns how to throw a pot

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