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Zac Sherratt

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Journalist at BBC Radio Surrey & @BBCSouthEast • Formerly @brightonargus and @chroniclelive
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'Shouts, screams and tears' as England bows out

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By Robin Grey, Phil Harrison, Zac Sherratt Verified, Tanya Gupta Verified
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Robin Grey - in Brighton; Phil Harrison - in Rusthall; Zac Sherratt - in Woking; Tanya Gupta - South East Football fans across Kent, Surrey and Sussex have spoken of their disappointment after England's World Cup dream ended with defeat to Argentina. Supporters who gathered in pubs, fan parks and homes across the South East said they had hoped this would be the year football finally came home.
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'Wetherspoons is best thing to happen to university'

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By Zac Sherratt Verified, Jacob Panons Verified
| Yahoo Verified
University students have shared their excitement ahead of the opening of a Wetherspoons on campus. The Sir Ronald Wates, the UK's first university-owned Wetherspoons pub, is set to open on the University of Surrey's campus in Guildford on Tuesday.
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Meeting aims to get answers on new leisure centre

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By Zac Sherratt Verified, Daniel Sexton Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Follow Meeting aims to get answers on new leisure centre The existing leisure centre is 55 years old and has "exceeded its life expectancy" [GT3 Architects] Councillors will hold a meeting on Tuesday night to try and get updates on a new leisure centre, which has nearly doubled in cost since the project was first announced.
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