It was a hair-raising experience for Ryan Snowball when he had his eyebrows waxed off for charity.
The 24-year-old of Croydon Road, Caterham, a hotel worker at the Premier Inn in Brighton Road, Salfords, raised £225 for Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Amazing CCTV footage showed how a car clipped a lorry, spun across a busy dual carriageway and came to a stop in a parking space – all without hitting anything.
Miraculously, no one was hurt in the incident on the A217 at Burgh Heath. A bystander said: "This is a busy road and to go across three lanes like this without hitting anything is incredible."
East Surrey MP Sam Gyimah had great news – the birth of his first child.
Ethan John Lincoln Gyimah weighed 7lbs 5oz, and was exactly two weeks overdue.
Mr Gyimah said: "My wife Nicky did the work and I was cheerleader-in-chief."
Inventive cake designer Yve McCLean scooped a top award in the Oscars of the cake-making world.
Yve, of Arbutus Road, Meadvale, baked some amazing creations including frog and alien cakes.
The grandmother-of-five's Lord of the Frog design took almost 60 hours to create.
She launched her own business, Little Ditty Cake Design, having previously worked as a holiday rep.
A male model was driving at almost three times the speed limit when he smashed his high-performance car into a house in Higher Drive, Banstead, a court heard.
Driver Storm Burger, 21, who escaped unhurt, told police he was due to fly out to Ibiza the next day for a fashion shoot.
An accident investigator concluded the Audi was travelling at around 80mph on a 30mph road.
Burger, from Morden, was convicted of dangerous driving and was fined a total of £3,300.
Natty Knitters have helped p-p-p-perk up penguins caught in oil slicks by making them woolly jumpers
Staff and customers of Knight's of Reigate knitted 21 tiny pullovers and sent them to the Penguin Foundation, in Phillip Island, Australia.
One knitter said: "The penguins look so cute in the jumpers.
"When I tell people I am knitting for penguins, some of them look at me like I'm mad," she added.
It was the end of an era with the demolition of Liquid and Envy, Redhill's former nightclub, to make way for dozens of apartments.
The building opened as an Art Deco-style cinema in 1938 before becoming a nightclub in the 1975.
But it finally shut in 2011.
Anita Morris, of Colman Way, Redhill, who met her partner of 22 years in the nightclub, said she was sad to see the iconic building being knocked down.
Two cyclists suffered serious injuries in the annual London-to-Brighton charity bike ride.
A rider in his 30s smashed into a telegraph pole in Rocky Lane, Gatton Park, and a female cyclist suffered head injuries after crashing in Rookery Hill, Outwood.
Lin Wilson, of Rookery Hill, said: "I heard the sirens and a lot of noise outside.
"I was told there was a terrible accident at the bottom of the hill."
Redhill's answer to Banksy struck again – spray painting a massive image on a house behind the High Street.
Known as Uncle Stubble – real name Tim Stiling – he said: "I don't plan on doing anything illegal.
"People are happy for me to paint in places so I don't have to do it secretly."
