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Psychologist reveals new mothers face their most vulnerable mental health phase in the first year post-birth due to sleep loss, isolation, and identity shifts. Expert Warns of Critical Mental Health Window for Mothers In a interview with clinical psychologist Dr Julie Smith shared that the year following childbirth is the most mentally vulnerable period in […]
NHS GP Dr Amir Khan has warned that mid-life hearing loss is a major, yet preventable, risk factor for dementia. In a viral TikTok video, he explained that untreated hearing problems increase cognitive strain, leading to memory issues, brain shrinkage, and social withdrawal — all of which can accelerate dementia. Backed by research and support from the Alzheimer’s Society, Dr Khan urged people over 40 to get their hearing tested and use hearing aids if needed, emphasizing that protecting hearing is vital for long-term brain health.
Waverley Borough Council okays independent review for homeowners hit by unexpected Community Infrastructure Levy bills after home extensions. Residents Face Crushing Bills Homeowners across Waverley say unexpected Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) demands—some topping £70,000—have left them juggling extra mortgages and the threat of repossession. One Godalming couple’s case sparked wider outrage, drawing in local MPs […]
Wildfire North of Lytton Expands to Over 130 Hectares The Izman Creek wildfire, burning north of Lytton, has rapidly grown to more than 130 hectares, according to the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS). As of 5 p.m. on July 2, crews remain on scene with three helicopters actively supporting fire suppression efforts. Although no new evacuation […]
Surrey Volunteers Help Reinforce First-of-Its-Kind Living Dike In a powerful show of community-led climate resilience and environmental stewardship, volunteers joined forces in South Surrey’s Mud Bay to enhance B.C.’s first living dike. The work, completed just before the Canada Day long weekend, is part of a broader climate adaptation pilot led by the City of […]
Surrey amends building bylaw to speed up permits for multi-use projects, aiming to ease housing strain and accelerate growth across the city. New Rules Aim to Streamline Permitting Process The City of Surrey has officially amended its building bylaw to reduce permit wait times, enabling developers to submit early building permit applications before full development […]
Surrey resident linked to organized retail crime ring targeting Lululemon; over $175K in goods seized. Civil forfeiture claim filed by B.C. authorities. Organized Crime Network Uncovered in Surrey A South Surrey woman is at the centre of an alleged organized retail crime ring targeting Lululemon stores across Metro Vancouver. According to court documents, Yawen Zeng’s […]
Surrey’s 64 Avenue Widening Project Moves Ahead Surrey road widening and traffic safety improvements are shifting into high gear with the launch of a $10 million upgrade to 64 Avenue. The project will expand the road to four lanes between 152 Street and 164 Street, while also adding a multi-use path for both pedestrians and […]
Surrey’s 2025 summer festivals season kicks off with music, food, and culture. Here’s your updated guide to the city’s top events from June to August. Surrey Summer Festivals 2025: Music, Culture, and Family Fun Surrey, BC is buzzing with excitement as the city launches into one of its busiest festival seasons yet. From multicultural music […]