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Scrapping Car Park Development Linked to Unifying Borough Council Offices

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Controversial plans to build houses on Godalming Crown Court car park and replace lost spaces with a multi-storey lot have been scrapped with opponents…

Traffic Damaging Shere’s Historic Buildings – ‘Too Many Cars and Oversized Lorries’

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter Historic buildings in one of Surrey’s most picturesque villages are being damaged by lorries. A county councillor for Shere, the village which featured in…

Dragon Interview: Guildford MP Angela Richardson

By Martin Giles Life is busy for all MPs and the life of Guildford’s MP Angela Richardson is no exception, so it was good to get the opportunity of an…

Busy Life of Hon Freeman Remembered at Touching Thanksgiving Service

By Martin Giles The life of Hon Freeman Jenny Powell, born in 1939, was remembered today at a thanksgiving service held at Holy Trinity Church on the High Street, the…

Ripley Co-op Robbery – Surrey Police Appeal for Information

Surrey Police are making a public appeal for information following a robbery from the Co-op in Ripley. The robbery took place on Sunday, March 12 at around 7.40pm. Three men…

Guildford Man Has Tattoo of World War 2 Commando Hero

A Guildford man has had a tattoo of a centenarian World War 2 hero tattooed on his arm. In 2022 veteran commando Roy Maxwell was in Normandy for the D-Day…

Ash Campaigner to Stand in Borough Council Elections

By David Reading Sue Wyeth-Price, a leading campaigner in the fight to protect Ash from what many residents regard as unacceptable housing developments, will be standing for R4GV (Residents for…

Dragon Interview: Bigmouth Guildford

By Mandy Millyard Last weekend, I had the privilege of meeting up with Stuart Alexander, the man behind “Bigmouth Guildford”. I asked Stuart or “Stu”a few questions about himself, and…

Photo Feature: The Knife Angel at the Cathedral ‘Every Knife Could be a Tragedy’

By Hugh Coakley The Knife Angel sculpture, dominating the approach to Guildford Cathedral during March 2023, has been been drawing visitors across the region and has proved moving and emotional.…

Highways Repair Bulletin March 20

This week there will be road or lane closures in: Albury, Ash, Compton, Guildford (Aldershot Road, Cherry Tree Avenue), Pirbright, and Tongham. Traffic light signals or stop/go signs will be…

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