The ‘Queen of Baking’ has fond memories of Christmas in Surrey and a taste for one of the county’s historic delicacies

The Epsom-born actor will return to our screens in a TV adaptation of the 1980s cult George Lucas film

Steps are back with their sixth album and the Virginia Water-based singer couldn’t be happier

The Loose Women presenter says she recently travelled from Surrey to the Scilly Isles on her first holiday alone

The singer, who spent her teenage years living in Redhill, is due to release her new record, Album No.8 on October 16

The Richmond resident’s new account was the fastest to one million since the platform launched

The Olivier Award-winning actress talks about her battles with anorexia as a teenager growing up in Guildford

A permanent feature dedicated to the TV personality has been placed in the club grounds

The queen of Dictionary Corner will be heading to Guildford Book Festival this October to talk about her new book, Word Perfect

For the Loose Women presenter, September is the time for fresh starts and new beginnings

The presenter, who lives in Surrey, is bringing an André Rieu retrospective to the big screen

The author tells Surrey Life about living in the county and reveals more about her latest books, Blunt Force and Buried

Andrea explains why she and Nick chose to become dog foster parents with Battersea Dogs Home

The actor tells Surrey Life about upcoming Death on the Nile and shares what he loves most about living in the county

The James Bond actress, who lives in Outwood, is fronting a national art competition

The singer and model talks about working with Givenchy, learning to cook in front of the television cameras for Celebrity Master Chef and returning to his Surrey roots

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This month the McLean-Feeney household has been trying to adjust to the ‘new norm’ | With Andrea McLean and Nick Feeney - Photo credit: Andy Newbold

Widely regarded as one of the UK’s most successful songwriters, Woking-born Paul Weller’s 15th solo album is set for release this month. He speaks to Neill Barston about coping with lockdown, a dislike of music streaming, and hoped-for plans to resume a UK tour this autumn