Surrey
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| May 30 2025 | Southwark Lancers, who finished 3rd in the previous season, are departing from Counties 4 Surrey. |
| May 30 2025 | For the 2025-26 season, Haslemere and Old Glynonians are promoted to Counties 3 Surrey. |
| May 30 2025 | Warlingham are relegated from Counties 3 Surrey to Counties 4 Surrey after finishing 11th in the previous season. |
| May 30 2025 | Old Paulines are relegated from Counties 4 Surrey to Counties 5 Surrey after finishing 10th in the previous season. |
| May 30 2025 | Teams for Counties 5 Surrey 2025-26 season are announced, with Staines and Woking promoted to Counties 4 Surrey. |
| May 2025 | Council composition updated following post-election changes of allegiance, with the final breakdown showing Liberal Democrats holding 24 seats, Conservatives with 6 seats, Independents with 3 seats, and Labour with 2 seats. |
| April 29 2025 | Banstead Rovers resigned from the Surrey Premier County Football League for the 2024-25 season. |
| 2025 | Danni Wyatt-Hodge is noted as having an international debut this year. |
| February 2025 | Government postpones the local elections originally scheduled for May 2025, to allow consideration of alternative local government structures for the area. |
| 2024 | Streatham-Croydon and Old Hamptonians were promoted from Counties 4 Surrey league. |
| 2024 | Old Emanuel were relegated to Counties 4 Surrey league. |
| 2024 | Staines and Guildfordians were relegated to Counties 5 Surrey league. |
| 2024 | London French was promoted from Counties 5 Surrey (as runners-up) to Counties 4 Surrey. |
| 2024 | Old Haileyburians and Old Rutlishians were promoted to Counties 1 Surrey/Sussex league. |
| 2024 | Bec Old Boys and Met Police were promoted from Counties 3 Surrey, with Bec Old Boys being the champions and Met Police the runners-up. |
| 2024 | Warlingham and Law Society were relegated to Counties 3 Surrey. |
| 2024 | Old Walcountians, Kingston, and Old Cranleighan were relegated from Counties 1 Surrey/Sussex. |
| 2024 | Old Freemans suffered a double relegation to Counties 4 Surrey after finishing 12th in the previous season. |
| 2024 | League restructured to 10 teams after Reigate and London French were promoted to Counties 4 Surrey, and Guilfordians and Staines were relegated from the same league. Feltham joined the league for the first time after previously competing in Surrey Conference League. |
| 2024 | Nork transitioned from being part of the Epsom and Ewell parliamentary constituency to becoming part of the Reigate constituency, with Rebecca Paul as the Member of Parliament. |
| 2024 | Surrey 89ers began their season with Lloyd Gardner as head coach in the SLB league's Tier 1 competition. |
| 2024 | Surrey Women cricket team was reformed as part of structural changes in English domestic cricket, replacing the previous regional side South East Stars with a professionalised Surrey team. |
| 2024 | J Pownall from Farnham Rugby Club becomes the most recent President of Surrey Rugby Football Union for the 2024-2025 term. |
| 2024 | Three Liberal Democrats councillors - Dineke van den Bogerd, Jo Farrar-Astrop, and Kirstie Havard - were elected to represent the Capel, Leigh, Newdigate & Charlwood ward at Mole Valley District Council. |
| 2024 | Surrey Women finished 6th in their Twenty20 Cup group and 2nd in their group in the new ECB Women's County One-Day tournament. |
| 2024 | New parliamentary constituency map for Surrey created, potentially including areas partly in Berkshire and Hampshire. |
| 2024 | The Reform Party entered the Surrey electoral landscape for the first time, securing 12.2% of the vote but winning no seats. |
| 2024 | New constituency boundaries came into effect ahead of the United Kingdom general election, including the creation of new constituencies like Farnham and Bordon and Godalming and Ash, and the renaming of Mole Valley to Dorking and Horley. |
| 2024 | Six Liberal Democrat MPs were elected in Surrey constituencies, marking a significant political shift from traditional Conservative representation. |
| 2024 | Most recent recorded season of league performance, showing continued competition among Surrey Championship clubs. |
| August 2024 | The Surrey 89ers basketball club was formed following the dissolution of the Surrey Scorchers, with former Great Britain national team player Dan Clark announcing the launch of the new franchise for Super League Basketball. |
| July 2024 | A change of political allegiance occurred, altering the council's political makeup with Liberal Democrats gaining 23 councillors, Conservatives holding 6, Independents having 4, and Labour with 2 councillors. |
| July 2024 | Change of political allegiance occurred after the 2023 election, further altering the council's composition |
| June 2024 | Surrey Police referred itself to the police complaints watchdog after using a police vehicle to ram a loose calf in Staines-on-Thames, an incident described as 'heavy-handed' by Home Secretary James Cleverly and criticized by the RSPCA as disproportionate. |
| May 2024 | Lisa Townsend is re-elected as Surrey's Police and Crime Commissioner for a second term. |
| 2023 | Old Georgians were promoted as runners-up from Counties 4 Surrey. |
| 2023 | Bec Old Boys were promoted as champions from Counties 4 Surrey. |
| 2023 | Old Emanuel re-entered the league structure after a sabbatical, having last competed in London 3 South West in season 2021-22. |
| 2023 | Old Wellingtonians withdrew from league competition after finishing 5th in the 2022-23 season. |
| 2023 | Southwark Lancers transferred from Kent Rugby leagues to Counties 4 Surrey. |
| 2023 | Old Suttonians declined to return to Counties 5 Surrey and withdrew from league rugby after finishing 9th in 2022-23 season. |
| 2023 | Staines re-entered the league on a level transfer from Middlesex leagues after previously competing in Herts/Middlesex 2 in 2021-22. |
| 2023 | Cranleigh was relegated from Counties 3 Surrey and joined Counties 4 Surrey. |
| 2023 | Effingham and Leatherhead and London Exiles were relegated to Counties 3 Surrey |
| 2023 | Warlingham was relegated from Counties 1 Surrey/Sussex |
| 2023 | Old Caterhamians were promoted from Counties 3 Surrey as runners-up |
| 2023 | Old Wimbledonians were promoted from Counties 3 Surrey as champions |
| 2023 | Teddington was promoted to Counties 1 Surrey/Sussex |
| 2023 | Croydon was relegated from Counties 4 Surrey and joined Counties 5 Surrey. |
| 2023 | Old Hamptonians and Haslemere were promoted to Counties 4 Surrey, leaving Counties 5 Surrey league. |
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