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Adrian Dix Leads B.C. on Energy, Climate, and Francophone Affairs

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Ravi Kahlon: Delta North MLA and Minister Driving Growth

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North Delta Gears Up for 7th Annual Used Equipment Sale

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Lawrence Mok Champions Skills Training in Maple Ridge

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Cranleigh to Get New Skatepark with £650K Council Funding
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Cranleigh to Get New Skatepark with £650K Council Funding

Cranleigh is set to receive a new skatepark after Waverley Borough Council unanimously approved £650,000 in developer funding for the project. The new facility will replace the current outdated skatepark, which will be removed in March 2025 as part of the Cranleigh Leisure Centre redevelopment. While the exact location remains confidential, the project is fully funded through Section 106 and CIL contributions. Councillors praised the plan as a much-needed upgrade to local recreational spaces, with strong community interest already building.

Not All Ultra-Processed Foods Are Bad, Say Experts
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Not All Ultra-Processed Foods Are Bad, Say Experts

New studies reveal that not all ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are harmful—some may actually help lower the risk of type 2 diabetes. Research involving over 500,000 people found that items like whole-grain breads, cereals, plant-based snacks, and dairy-based desserts can contain fibre and nutrients that support metabolic health. However, experts caution that overall high consumption of UPFs still increases diabetes risk, especially with items like sugary drinks, sauces, and ready meals. Health professionals recommend a balanced approach, focusing on the nutritional quality of foods rather than just their level of processing.

Doctor Reveals Key Shampoo Ingredients to Stop Dandruff
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Doctor Reveals Key Shampoo Ingredients to Stop Dandruff

A doctor has warned that dandruff may worsen if your shampoo doesn’t contain key anti-fungal and exfoliating ingredients. Dr. Simi Adedeji explains that dandruff is caused by an overgrowth of Malassezia yeast on the scalp, and to manage it effectively, shampoos should include ingredients like Ketoconazole, Selenium Sulfide, Coal Tar, or Salicylic Acid. These components help reduce yeast, soothe inflammation, and remove flakes. If symptoms persist after a month of using such shampoos, Canadians are advised to consult a GP to rule out other skin conditions.

Summer Habits Could Fuel Spread of New COVID Variant
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Summer Habits Could Fuel Spread of New COVID Variant

A new COVID-19 variant, XFG ‘Stratus’, is rapidly spreading and now accounts for nearly 40% of cases in parts of England. Health experts warn that summer habits like travel, stress, and poor sleep could weaken immunity and increase infection risk. While current vaccines remain effective, doctors urge Canadians to stay cautious and prioritize healthy routines during the warmer months.

Guildford Field Fire Sends Smoke Across Town Centre
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Guildford Field Fire Sends Smoke Across Town Centre

Thick smoke covered Guildford on July 14 as a large fire tore through 14 hectares of land near Sandy Lane. Surrey Fire crews tackled the blaze with 10 vehicles and advised residents to stay indoors. The fire was fully contained by the morning of July 15.

Resident Doctor Reveals Low Pay as UK Strike Looms
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Resident Doctor Reveals Low Pay as UK Strike Looms

A UK resident doctor has revealed her low monthly take-home pay of £2,514, sparking public debate just days before junior doctors begin a five-day strike on July 25. The strike, led by the British Medical Association, demands a 29.2% pay rise to counter years of wage stagnation. While some viewers expressed outrage at the modest earnings for such a demanding role, others defended the salary as fair for a first-year doctor. The UK government maintains that the current pay deal is generous and will not be renegotiated, urging doctors not to jeopardize healthcare progress.

Anne-Marie to Headline Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 Kickoff
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Anne-Marie to Headline Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 Kickoff

UK pop star Anne-Marie will headline the Opening Show of the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 in Sunderland on August 22, just before England faces the USA. The event, backed by O2 and produced by Live Nation, kicks off a six-week tournament featuring 16 teams across England. O2 customers can win a chance to meet Anne-Marie via a special ballot. Organizers say the show will spotlight women’s sports and empowerment, with over 330,000 tickets already sold.

NHS Brings 'Sponge on a String' Cancer Test to Pharmacies
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NHS Brings ‘Sponge on a String’ Cancer Test to Pharmacies

The NHS is launching a pilot program in 2026 to offer a simple “sponge on a string” test for detecting early signs of oesophageal cancer at high street pharmacies like Boots. The quick, non-invasive test targets those with persistent heartburn—a key symptom of Barrett’s oesophagus, a cancer risk factor. Run in partnership with Cyted Health, the two-year trial will begin in London and the East Midlands, aiming to make early detection more accessible and boost survival rates through timely diagnosis and treatment.

Liberal Democrats Dominate Woking By-Elections 
Politics

Liberal Democrats Dominate Woking By-Elections 

The Liberal Democrats have retained both the Woking South seat on Surrey County Council and the Hoe Valley seat on Woking Borough Council in by-elections held on July 10. These elections were triggered by MP Will Forster stepping down from his local positions. Louise Morales and Deborah Hughes secured decisive wins for the party, while Reform UK emerged as the runner-up in both races, overtaking the Conservatives. The results reflect shifting political dynamics in Woking, with the Liberal Democrats solidifying their position and Reform UK gaining traction as a key challenger.

The NHS has launched a new remote cardiac monitoring program using Philips ePatch devices, starting with Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust. The lightweight, wireless monitor allows patients to track heart activity from home, reducing hospital visits and easing waitlists. Data is analyzed by AI software, streamlining diagnosis and improving accuracy. Officials say the system could double productivity and detect more heart issues than traditional monitors. The pilot aims to enhance patient comfort, free up hospital resources, and may expand to other regions, including Surrey.
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NHS Tests At-Home Heart Monitors to Ease Patient Backlog

The NHS has launched a new remote cardiac monitoring program using Philips ePatch devices, starting with Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust. The lightweight, wireless monitor allows patients to track heart activity from home, reducing hospital visits and easing waitlists. Data is analyzed by AI software, streamlining diagnosis and improving accuracy. Officials say the system could double productivity and detect more heart issues than traditional monitors. The pilot aims to enhance patient comfort, free up hospital resources, and may expand to other regions, including Surrey.

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