The area includes major institutions such as the Staff College, Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, Bagshot Park (now the home of the Earl and Countess of Wessex) was once the home of the Duke of Connaught. The poet Bret Harte is also buried in St Peter's Churchyard. Sir Arthur Sullivan once lived in Camberley as did George Edward Lodge, famous bird illustrator and authority on falconry. Dame Ethel Smyth lived at what is now a Toby Inn at Frimley. Inclusion of this newspaper is a must for anyone interested in this part of Surrey and militaria - please add asap. Amazed that you haven't done so already.

Camberley between the Wars was known as Simla in Surrey as many Anglo Indian Army and Civil personnel retired here. St Peters Churchyard is a microcosm of the British Empire as many servants of empire are buried there, many of them very well known, such as Major General Smyth, the father of Ethel Smyth who lived in Frimley, Camberley.

Camberley, Frimley, Windlesham, Bagshot and the surrounding villages have such a colourful history, which I'd like to see included in the BNA as soon as you are able

his will be very useful as a source for finding historical information.

Great newspapers that have served the area for many many years

a fantastic group of newspapers so please put them into your plans for adding next