Fumbling through the dark to find the alarm clock is one thing, but trying to eat a meal while the lights are out has the makings of being one messy experience. Despite the dangers, more than 40 guests were brave enough to dine at Fetcham Village Hall to eat a "Dinner in the Dark".
BUS pass-holders in Reigate and Banstead will have to wait half an hour longer for free bus travel from next month.
A City worker has won her claim for unfair dismissal, victimisation and disability discrimination. Julie Pine, 31, from Leavenheath in Suffolk, who suffers chronic fatigue syndrome, was made redundant from her job at buyout investment firm Cinven.
Government attempts to end the postcode lottery in who gets continuing NHS healthcare in England are having little impact, a charity has claimed. Age Concern said figures for the three months after new guidelines came in showed the differences remain huge.
A DISABLED veteran who hasn't paid his gas bill for two years has forced a power giant to back down in a row over paperwork. British Gas decided not to go ahead with applying for a warrant to cut off 48-year-old David Hughes's supply after he failed to pay in protest when the company's letters did not comply with disabled laws.
Two charities have expressed concern about plans, unveiled in the Budget, to extend a new eligibility test to all incapacity benefit recipients.
