Sinkhole evacuee say it's 'the most excitement we've seen in ages'
The sinkhole - estimated to be 65ft wide - appeared in Godstone High Street in Surrey on Monday night as one resident claimed ...
What lies beneath: Could a Victorian map hold the answers to cause of Surrey sinkhole?
Godstone’s once-busy high street is now eerily quiet as theories swirl around what could have caused the craters that forced ...
The peaceful Surrey parish with village church, tearoom and family sculpture trail that's a must-visit this spring
Home to a village hall, St Mary's Church and St Teresa of Avila Church, a nursery and RG Young and Son butchers, the cute ...
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Surrey sinkhole: Residents who fled sinkhole may be out of their homes 'for months'
Residents who fled after a large sinkhole opened up in a Surrey village may not be able to return to their homes for several weeks, if not months.
Residents living in £500,000 homes on brink of collapsing into 65ft-wide Godstone sinkhole suffer devastating update
A 100-metre cordon was put in place and 30 properties evacuated after a sinkhole - estimated to be 62ft long and 10ft wide - ...
Locals say 65ft sinkhole in Godstone is still a 'scary situation'
Surrey County Council has declared a major incident and around 30 homes are estimated to be inside an evacuation cordon. The ...
Major incident declared as ANOTHER giant sinkhole opens up on estate forcing families to evacuate over ‘explosion’ fears
A SECOND sinkhole has opened up on a street where a giant 65ft crater forced homeowners to evacuate. Horrified neighbours ...
'The sinkhole will probably get even bigger which is terrifying' - Second Godstone hole appears
A helicopter could be seen circulating above the scene with residents concerned the number of lorries passing through the 'small' village close to the M25 could have contributed to the sinkhole openin ...
Surrey sinkhole grows after opening up just inches from homes
A second sinkhole has opened up in a Surrey village and pictures from the scene show a car precariously teetering on the edge ...