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We chat to author and illustrator Zehra Hicks – who has just finished her 14th book – on what inspires her to create.

Bringing the festive magic to life, we’re shining a light on the behind-the-scenes heroes who are making the season special, in our ‘hood.

A local initiative is changing lives by offering women from minority ethnic communities
the chance to learn conversational English, fostering confidence and a supportive, local
network.

Queen’s Promenade Friends are a volunteer group helping improve the river walkway in Kingston upon Thames. We spoke with Stefan Gross, Chair of QPF, about how rejuvenating areas along the river has renewed a sense of local, community spirit.

Welcome to our musician spotlight! This month we have Hannah Dorman, a singer songwriter that has a big voice, and even bigger dreams. In this Q&A, we’ll uncover her mottos in life, her inspiration for her music, and what’s next for the future!

Amongst the merriment of the festive season, Dorah May Hancock and Marie Thackwell from local
charity Age Concern Epsom &
Ewell know too well how this
time of year can be challenging
for many…

‘Tis the season to be stylish! While this might mean sparkles for some and loungewear for others, the most important thing is celebrating YOU! So, let’s raise a glass of festive cheer to owning your unique fashion spirit, just like these stylish folk…

As a kid growing up in Epsom, Andy Reid, 41, understands more than most, the value of a good role model in young people’s lives. “I wasn’t academic. I got into trouble at school and was ‘one of those naughty kids’.”

In advance of World Mental Health Day on the 10th October, former Premiership footballer and Epsom local, Steven Reid, speaks to writer Jenny Houghton about his own personal struggles.

Meet Asam & Hanisha, the husband and wife design duo at Schmidt who are celebrating the reopening of their Epsom kitchens and interior solutions showroom …

Hoping to raise £50k for Momentum – a local children’s charity – Sam Hall, 47, Epsom, is attempting a 2,400mile cycle ride from Helsinki to home, in honour of his son, Sepp who died in October last year from a brain tumour.

Baron Armah-Kwantreng lives locally and DJ’s at Epsom Hospital
Radio who are currently fundraising to put the station online, allowing it to broadcast to the Epsom community and beyond…