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Letter: A Town Council with Only One Significant Power is No Substitute

From Bernard Quoroll former local authority CEO In response to: Council Agrees to Take Next Step Towards Formation of a Town Council for Guildford The report fairly sets out the…

New Joint Strategic Director of Finance

Guildford Borough Council and Waverley Borough Council have confirmed the appointment of Jo Knight as their new joint strategic director of Finance and Resources and Section 151 officer. The appointment…

Borough Council Is Encouraging a Greener Christmas

With Christmas fast approaching, Guildford Borough Council is encouraging residents to make choices that help to make it a greener festive season. Pointing out that wasted food and gift wrapping…

Belfast Giants Douse Flames with Two Early Goals

Two early goals by Belfast Giants where all they needed to deliver a 2-0 defeat of the Flames playing away last night (December 12). At face-off, the Giants stood just…

Mayor’s Diary: December 13 to January 1

The diary for the Mayor of Guildford, Howard Smith, and Deputy Mayor Jane Tyson as provided by GBC. All information supplied by GBC. Find out about Guildford’s Mayor & Deputy…

Notice: Christmas Events at Guildford Library

There are more Christmas events to be held at Guildford Library.  Why not come along?…

Council Agrees to Take Next Step Towards Formation of a Town Council for Guildford

By Martin Giles Guildford Borough Council decided unanimously this week to move ahead with the next stage of its Community Governance Review and consult on proposals to create a new…

Royal Surrey Is Currently Coping with Rising Number of Flu Cases

The flu epidemic that is featuring in the national news is not having a major impact on services provided at the Royal Surrey County Hospital, so far, according to a…

‘Cornish Fisher Folk’ Could Help Fund Farnham Museum Renovation

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter A painting, first exhibited in 1908 at the Royal Academy, will be sold by Waverley Borough Council with up to £100,000 from the proceeds…

Letter: Frequent Disruption to A281 Traffic Is Costly

From Jack Bayliss I wrote the following last month to Cllr Matt Furniss, the Surrey County Council Cabinet member for Highways, Transport and Economic Growth. He is also the county…