If you're out and about on your daily exercise and have need of refreshment, consider popping into The Cellar Camino Cafe at The Burys.

They are selling hot drinks, home-made cakes and sandwiches as well as home-made soup to warm you up during these cold winter days.

The cafe is in the building adjoining the Waverley Borough Council offices, along the path opposite Waitrose in Bridge Street.

The Cellar Camino Cafe opened its doors in its new venue in October, having moved from its former home in Crown Court, but was forced to close soon afterwards as the country went back into lockdown in December.

The takeaway service currently on offer doesn't just consist of delicious food and drink, it also supplies friendship, support and reassurance for everyone.

Manager Debbie Portsmouth told Godalming Nub News: "We are trying to be there for those who are struggling with their mental health at this time."

One of the main things she sees in her customers at the moment is loneliness - with support groups shut and familiar networks closed down, many people are struggling with isolation, depression and other mental health problems.

A warm welcome from Debbie and her team, and the reassurance of a quick chat on the doorstep, can be hugely beneficial to those who live alone or who struggle with mental ill-health.

Debbie and her team of volunteers can signpost people to help, or just offer a friendly face and a listening ear - as well as delicious cake.

The Cellar Camino Cafe is open from 10am to 2pm Monday to Friday, and 11am to 3pm on Saturdays.