CHASE Children's Hospice Christmas cardsFrom the end of October, Hinchley Wood Post Office will be selling a small selection of Christmas cards from CHASE hospice care for children in order to raise vital funds for local families with life-limited children and teenagers. Around 60% of the price you pay will go straight to CHASE. CHASE is also offering email Christmas cards in return for a donation, so you can ensure that 100% of your money goes to the charity. For more information see www.chasecare.org.uk. DEBATE AND COMMENT ON LOCAL ISSUESLOCAL CLUBS, SOCIETIES AND VOLUNTARY GROUPSWant to get involved in the local community? See our listing of
local clubs, societies and voluntary groups SURREY POLICEEmergency calls: 999
Non-emergency calls: 0845 125 22 22 Neighbourhood Officer: PC Andrew Grapsas Tel. 07967 988177 Grapsas3421@surrey.pnn.police.uk PC Grapsas's web page Surrey Police main website SURREY FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICEFor free smoke alarms and home fire risk checks, call Surrey Fire and Rescue Service on 0800 085 0767, or visit www.surrey-fire.gov.uk/besmartbesafe.
ELMBRIDGE BOROUGH COUNCILELMBRIDGE RESIDENTS GROUPHinchley Wood Residents Association is part of the
Elmbridge Residents Group. The Group's website has information about the Group's purpose and aims, and links to the websites of the other residents associations which participate in the Group. CURRENT PLANNING APPLICATIONSSee the current applications and find out how to make representations about them.
Current Planning Applications PHOTO GALLERYSee a selection of photographs of local scenes and events at www.flickr.com
HINCHLEY WOOD FROM OUTER SPACEA satellite view of Hinchley Wood. Zoom in to see a close up of your house. Detailed enough to see the car on your drive!
Google maps image CHECK A TRADEA useful website for finding tradesmen whose work has been vetted and where feedback from previous customers can be seen
Check-a-Trade FAMILY LINE SURREYThis registered and established charity provides a freephone helpline to families in Surrey who might be experiencing problems and need to talk them through with someone in confidence and without judgement. The freephone helpline number is 0808 800 5678. For more information please take a look at their website www.familyline.org.uk.
KIVAA non-profit organisation providing micro-credit to entrepreneurs in third-world countries.
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