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Never Too Old to Enjoy a Game of Table Tennis!

By Steve Day There comes a time when many of us say to ourselves, “Oh no! That’s its I can’t do that anymore, I’m too old”. Not so say a…

Postal Vote Advice

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Postal voters are being encouraged to send their ballots off in good time to make the May 2 local elections. Your postal vote needs…

Hotel Granted Permission for 27-bedroom Extension

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter A popular Guildford hotel is to build a 27-bedroom extension in a move it is hoped will support town centre businesses. Described as a…

Latest Figures Show Two in Every Three Burglaries Went Unattended in Surrey

By Martin Giles Nearly two-thirds or 63 per cent of burglaries in Surrey went unattended by Surrey Police last year, despite a government promise to attend all of them, the…

Dragon Interview: The Thriller Writer Who is a Climate Change Ambassador

By David Reading Most of us learn about the devastating effects of climate change through news reports. Canadian scientist Paul Hardisty has chosen to bring home the message through a…

Notice: Guildford Twinning Association Filmfest 2024

Free admission for a day of award-winning German films (with English subtitles)……

Zero Re-opens Uptown

By Martin Giles Zero is back. The environmental “shop” and community centre reopened in new premises at the top of the High Street on Saturday (April 20). One of the…

Letter: I Hope the New CEO Will Reflect on the Constructive Advice

From: Anthony Mallard In response to: the three-part Insights open letter to Pedro Wrobel The three parts to Bernard Quoroll’s critique of Guildford Borough Council offer a sad insight into…

Campaign to Encourage Visitors to the Surrey Hills To Go by Train

A campaign has been launched to encourage visitors to the Surrey Hills National Landscape to travel by rail. The ambition of Rail to Ramble is to create walking routes which…

Police Commissioner Office Ordered to Remove Social Media Messages

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The Surrey Police and Crime Commission social media team was made to remove a graphic from Twitter, now X, and Facebook after a complaint…

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