Angela writes: "What a great meeting of The Guildford Forum last night, with the fantastic Peter Gordon in the independent and impartial chair again and a group of panellists from the University of Surrey, Guildford School of Acting, Enterprise M3 LEP and Surrey Satellite Technology Limited.
Angela was delighted to open Lezzet, a new Turkish cuisine restaurant in Worplesdon Road, on Friday. New small and family-run businesses are vital to the success of Guildford both socially and economically.
Angela's and her casework team like nothing more than sorting out issues - especially the seemingly intractable ones - from passports, to social care, to problems with housing and landlords.
Angela had a fantastic time on Friday at Guildford High School learning from pupils there about their work on oracy - the skill of being able to express yourself well.
Mental Health Awareness Week is an opportunity to remind ourselves that it is okay not to be okay. So many of us struggle to deal with the pressures of modern life, the worries of the world we live in and we think we have to be silent to be strong.
On 6 May Angela took part in a Cranleigh Flood Forum walkabout around the areas of flooding concern in Cranleigh. She was joined by Cranleigh Society, local Councillors, residents, the Environment Agency and Surrey County Council.
Angela writes: "Thanks so much to my colleague Alun Cairns for being at the finish line to welcome the Eaves family and their supporters on Barry Island this afternoon.
Angela was recently contacted by a constituent in Guildford whose family had experienced the devastation of SUDC, the Sudden Unexplained Death of a Child aged between 1 and 18 years old.
Today is a very special day as the Eaves family begins the Walk For Pia in Billericay. Pia Eaves was a mum and wife, a fitness instructor and in the prime of life.
