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Guildford Labour Accuse Tories of Stealing Their Style

By Martin Giles Guildford Labour is complaining about a Conservative campaign leaflet styled, it says, to imitate that of the Labour Party. The leaflet draws attention to the financial issues…

Defeat at Balham Leaves City Aggrieved

Balham (0) 2, Guildford City (0) 1 By Barry Underwood After an excellent start to their league season Guildford City now need the rub of the green with refereeing decisions…

Speculation on Surrey MP’s Future Continues But PM Thought To Be Standing By Him

By Martin Giles Speculation about the position of Jeremy Hunt, the MP for South West Surrey and Chancellor of the Exchequer, continues in the national press. The Independent is reporting…

Notice: News from Solar Sisters

See the latest news from Solar Sisters, the recycling cafe in North Street……

Rail Industry Supporting Service Personnel and Veterans to Attend Remembrance Services

Military personnel and veterans attending services of remembrance next month will be able to travel to and from the events by train for free.  The offer will benefit people travelling…

Cathedral and Developer Partner to Appeal Planning Refusal to Build on Stag Hill

By Martin Giles Guildford Cathedral and its property developer partner Vivid have lodged a “last minute” appeal against GBC’s refusal to grant planning permission for houses on Stag Hill surrounding…

Letter: Taylor Wimpey Promises the World at Wisley – But Will They Ever Deliver?

From: Catherine Young R4GV borough councillor for Clandon & Horsley We are three weeks into the Taylor Wimpey (TW) Appeal of the Former Wisley Airfield proposed development, with another four…

‘NIMBYs’ Charter’ Narrowly Rejected at Epsom

By Emily Coady Stemp local democracy reporter Epsom councillors rejected what was described as a “NIMBYs’ charter” as the council moves forward with its plan for new homes in the…

£1.2m for Small Businesses and Community Groups to Grow the Rural Economy

Grants of up to £50,000 are now available to fund projects that will have a positive impact on businesses and communities in the rural areas of Guildford, Waverley and Tandridge. Active…

SCC’s Parking ‘Enforcers’ Need to Remember This Is Supposed To Be a Civil Society

From: Robin Dunscombe In response to: Proposal to Ban Right Turns into York Road Now Scrapped The now scrapped no right turn proposal seems to be one of the fronts…