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Top 5 prep stories of 2023: Stevenson swims off with county's first girls NorCal water polo title – Monterey Herald

A year after falling short by one goal, Stevenson completed a record setting girls water polo season with a Northern California Division III title

Soquel knocks off Leland, will face SHP for Open crown; Aptos advances to D-II final | CCS girls water polo

The No. 3 seed Soquel High girls water polo team has some spectacular senior leadership. But to reach its third straight Central Coast Section Open Division championship match, the Knights were forced to rely on its youth.

Event at Limerick Racecourse to help children with life-limiting conditions

A CHARITY race day is one of many initiatives to help Cliona’s Foundation raise the minimum of half a million euros required to support families this year.

Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital plans move one step closer after gaining government approval

Addenbrooke's patients' scars 'glisten with gold' in exhibition

The artworks, inspired by the Japanese technique Kintsugi, are on display at Addenbrooke's Hospital.

Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital passes major milestone

EverAfter - A mixed up fairytale at Chickenshed Theatre

EverAfter, A mixed-up fairy tale at the Chickenshed Theatre, is a great Christmas show. As the title suggests, this is a concoction of stories.

Potholes top list of what Surrey residents feel are biggest issues in county

Potholes top list of what Surrey residents feel are biggest issues in county Pavement parking and overgrown verges were also highlighted A pothole pictured in 2019 in South Holmwood, Dorking (Image: Darren Pepe) Sign up to our daily newsletter for all the latest and breaking news from across the countyInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe here We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time.More info Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice

'I've been quiet too long': reflections on the death of Sarah Everard

Last modified on Mon 15 Mar 2021 15.37 EDT The killing of Sarah Everard has sent shockwaves across the UK and beyond, triggering a wave of anger at the lack of safety for women on British streets. Four women shared why Everard’s death and the subsequent outcry felt like a turning point, motivating them to participate in action against gender based violence for the first time or giving them newfound optimism for the future. ‘It’s time to say something’ Sarah Gee, 75, who lives in the Northern Isles, said that, while it sounded “bizarre”, the reason she felt so affected by what happened to Sarah Everard was because of the time of day she went missing.