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Future of Theatre Threatened – Crucial Council Budget Decisions Due Tonight

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter The future of the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre is under threat as councillors are set to vote on recommended cuts to funding tonight. Guildford Borough…

9 Difficult Challenges Facing Surrey County Council in 2022

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter The immense vaccination programme has brought some much-needed hope, but two years on from coronavirus we are still not free of it, or its…

Work By Art World Icons Going Under the Hammer

By Mia Paltridge Original artworks and prints by three giants of the 20th-century art world will be going on sale at Ewbank’s, the Surrey auction house, on Thursday (January 27).…

Dragon Interview: Anne Milton Offers Her Insight into the National Political Situation

Anne Milton, Guildford’s former MP, served as a Conservative government whip for five years up until 2017, the last two as the deputy chief whip, and has a deep knowledge…

Letter: Wider Implications of the St Mary’s Wharf Proposal

From: Richard Mills vice-chair (Policy), Guildford Town Centre Conservatives See also: Town Split Over St Mary’s Wharf As Historic England Accuses Developer of “Flawed” Conclusions Discussion of the St Mary’s…

Dragon Interview: Pat Scott, Newly Elected Ash Parish Councillor

Pat Scott is, once again, a parish councillor in Ash, representing Ash Wharf ward. But as she explains she is not a novice, she was formerly a Conservative parish and…

Letter: We Need More Public Lavatories Not Fewer

From: Pete Gorton In response to: Council Wants Your Help to Decide Where to Stop Spending Pennies (and Pounds) I am a 74-year-old cyclist from Tongham. At the moment, almost…

Notice: Stand By for Police ‘Intensification’

Notice: Stand By for Police ‘Intensification’

Surrey Police Specialist Neighbourhood Teams are getting ready to host their first Guildford Borough “Intensification Day” next Thursday, January 27 from 10am to 4pm. This day will focus on the…

Notice: Make A Difference – Become A Mentor

Are you a good listener and would like to help change lives? Surrey Care Trust is a local charity supporting adults, families and young people who would benefit from one…

Council Blocks Affordable Housing Development on Egham Green Belt

By Julie Armstrong, local democracy reporter and Martin Giles A plan for a 100 per cent affordable housing development on Egham green belt has been blocked. Nearly three-quarters of Runnymede…