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Alan Titchmarsh Says Losses Caused by M25-A3 Works Are ‘Catastrophic’ for the RHS

By Martin Giles The major roadworks at Junction 10 of the M25/A3 are costing RHS Wisley millions because of lower visitor numbers. With 350,000 fewer people visiting RHS Wisley annually,…

Waverley At Risk of Speculative Development Following Decision to Discount Dunsfold

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Precious green belt sites could be at risk of speculative developments and Waverley Borough Council could be powerless to stop them after its biggest…

Letter: Why Can’t Virgin Media Repair Their Cabinets?

From Derek Payne It seems that Virgin Media are unable to repair their cabinets when they become damaged or broken, and now revert to either covering them with some sort…

Pie & Mash on Box Hill If Parking Can Be Sorted

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The classic British pie and mash shop could become a mainstay of Surrey beauty spot Box Hill – if question marks over parking can…

Notice: The Welcoming Committee for Hong Kongers

Welcoming Hong Kongers to Guildford. Can you help?…

Letter: This Shows Why Councils Should Not Dabble in Property Investment

Jane Austin Conservative leader of the opposition at Waverley Borough Council In response to: Windfall Grant Allows High Street Redevelopment Project to Proceed I am afraid the press release from…

Marking Holocaust Memorial Day 2025 at the Surrey History Centre

Surrey’s History Centre in Woking is marking Holocaust Memorial Day in January 2025 with a brand new, month-long exhibition and an online, live event telling the stories of 13 British…

Surrey Councils Call on Residents to Recycle All Their Food Waste

Last year, Surrey residents recycled over 37,000 tonnes of food waste, the equivalent in weight of almost 3,000 double-decker buses! Food waste recycling services across the county have gone from…

Windfall Grant Allows High Street Redevelopment Project to Proceed

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Asbestos lining parts of the long-vacant former M & Co and Woolworths site in Godalming can be cleared after a windfall grant was received…

New Crossing at Burpham

Members of the Burpham Community Association (BCA) braved the cold weather on Sunday (January 12) to welcome the new pedestrian crossing across London Road near Winterhill Way.  The BCA first…