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Door number one is Nicola Manuel from Godalming who was named volunteer of the month.

Door number two is Tony Buckle from Yateley who's helped with Orangutan conservation.

Door number three is Oakhurst Court Nursing Home in Godstone.

Door number four features Loretta Andrews from Premier Christian Radio.

Door number five is local mum, Sophie Gilloway from Sutton.

Door number six is Richard Simmons who rescued three ducklings.

Door number seven is Nancy Hamilton who nominated Claire from "Give A Christmas Gift".

Door number eight are the Children from the Oaks Primary School in Crawley.

Door number nine is Dave Smith from Woking who is a keen donator of blood.

Door number ten is Claudia Drake from Guildford County School.

Door number eleven is Kevin Webber who was diagnosed with cancer three years ago.

Door number twelve is Carla Facey and her family from Ewell.

Door number thirteen is Nicola Dawes who founded the charity Stripey Stork in Redhill.

Door number fourteen is Malcolm Dudman who has saved the post office in Fernhurst.

Door number fifteen is the Guildford Street Angels who volunteer for those in need.

Door Number sixteen is the staff at Cherwell Valley services on the M40.

Door number seventeen is Clare, who helped our colleague get to work on time.

Door number eighteen is Reverend Hazel Koch from South Woking Community Food Bank.

Door number nineteen is Greenaway Residential Estate Agents based in Crawley.

Door number twenty is a Christmas campaign from the Rainbow Trust in Leatherhead.

Door number twenty one is Epsom based charity MERU.

Door number twenty two and we head to a florists in Crawley who describe a recent theft.

Behind door twenty three is Alan Feesy who brought the community together to help a man.

Door twenty four is the community who helped a family who's home caught fire.