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Government Approves £1.6 Billion To Tackle Potholes, But Councils Must Show Progress

By David Reading The Government has announced a £1.6 billion investment to tackle potholes, to be delivered to councils from April. But in order to receive the money, councils in…

Housing Plan For Guildford Park Road Goes Out To Consultation

By David Reading A proposed £86 million project that will transform the car park at Guildford Park Road into housing is about to go out to consultation. Guildford Borough Council…

R4GV Leader Criticises GBC’s CEO over Reaction to ‘Skewed’ Remark

By Martin Giles The “mere suspicion” that the joint chief executive of Guildford and Waverley Councils has become “politically compromised” raises serious questions over his involvement in the process to…

Electric Theatre In Crisis As Financial Pressures Hit – Annual Loss of Over £250k

By David Reading The Electric Theatre in Guildford is facing extreme financial pressures and discussions are under way to decide its future. The Academy of Contemporary Music (ACM), which has…

Surrey Ranked 2nd Most Hazardous County for Motorists

By Esme Campbell With an average of 3,148 collisions per year, Surrey has been rated the second most hazardous county for drivers in Britain. It follows Kent as the most…

NHS Patients in Surrey Now Receiving Life-Saving Plasma Medicine

By Stella Kuchanny For the first time in 25 years, NHS patients in the UK are receiving life-saving medicine made from the plasma of blood donors in Surrey. This milestone…

Guildford Lido Prepares For the 2025 Summer Season

Guildford Lido  is set to welcome swimmers back for the summer season, with an opening date of Saturday, April 26. Freedom Leisure, the not-for-profit leisure trust that manages the Lido…

GBC Executive Supports Creation of Three Unitary Authorities For Surrey

Members of Guildford Borough Council voted in favour of the creation of three unitary authorities for Surrey at an Executive meeting held on Wednesday night (March 19). Councillors believe this…

Local Government Shake-up: Questions Remain Over Looming Debt

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Plans for what Surrey could look like in local government reorganisation have been agreed  but questions remain over looming debt. Councillors have demanded to…

Godalming Town Centre Housing Plan Moves a Step Closer

By Chris Caulfield Local Democracy Reporting Service “Decent affordable homes” in Godalming town centre are a step closer to being built after £100,000 in  development costs were agreed. The site…

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