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Surrey Police Receives Gold Award for Commitment to LGBTQ+ Inclusion

Surrey Police has received a Gold award from Stonewall, the world’s second-largest LGBTQ+ charity.  The award comes as part of LGBTQ+ equality charity, Stonewall’s Bring Yourself to Work campaign which…

New Display At Guildford Museum Features The Queen’s Regiment

A new exhibition is on display at Guildford Museum – Soldiers of Surrey: Stories from The Queen’s Royal Regiment, in conjunction with the Surrey Infantry Collection. It is located in…

North Street Regeneration Progress Reveals Dissent on Bus Station Proposal

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter and Martin Giles Plans to regenerate Guildford’s North Street are a step closer to reality, though councillors are warning this is “the beginning of…

Ash Green Campaigners Shocked At Loss of Veteran Oak, Blown Down in Gales

By David Reading The 250-year-old veteran oak that residents were attempting to save as part of their campaign against a proposed housing development in Ash Green has been blown down…

Letter: It Will Take A Long Time to Rectify Damage Done by Decades of Conservative Mismanagement 

From: David Ogilvie Architect In response to: Old Style Politics Have Served Guildford Poorly Cllr John Riggs’ [R4GV, Holy Trinity] recent letter was a clear and accurate statement of facts…

Wanborough Fields, Lead Councillor Says ‘We Have Taken Significant Action’

By Martin Giles Cllr Tom Hunt (Lib Dem, Friary & St Nicolas), lead councillor for Development Control at GBC, has responded to concerns expressed by Wanborough residents regarding developments on…

Updated: Local Lib Dem Calls for Parliament to Sit Over the Weekend to Debate Measures Against Russia

Within hours of the news that Russia has invaded Ukraine, Guildford’s prospective Parliamentary candidate Zoe Franklin has echoed her party leader’s call for the House of Commons to sit over…

Letter: Tunnelling is the Answer to Guildford’s Traffic Issues

From: Bibhas Neogi In response to: Those That Choose to Drive Should Pay Their Fair Share Anthony Mallard is spot on. Drivers and businesses operating deliveries already pay a lot…

Living with Covid Does Not Mean Ignoring It, Says SCC’s Public Health Chief

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter People who don’t stay home when they are infected with Covid are no longer breaking the law from today – but Surrey’s public health…

Notice: Bright-en Up Your Day With A Gentle Stroll For Charity

Support the BRIGHT Charity with a gentle stroll around the Denbies Wine Estate. The walk is planned for the Tuesday, March 15, starting at 10.30am. All are welcome, including dogs.…