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Guildford Man Jailed After Police Find Drugs and £20,000 in his Car
A 50-year-old Guildford man who was suspected of drug dealing was pulled over by police while driving his Alfa Romeo on the A245 near Painshill, Cobham. Robert Dorado knew the…
NHS Plea On Mental Health: ‘Check in On People You Know Who May Need Support’
Today (September 10) is World Suicide Prevention Day and the NHS is reminding the public of the importance of checking in with people we know who may need support. Dr…
West Surrey Council Set to Confirm New Chief Executive
Subject to agreement at an Extraordinary West Shadow Authority meeting later today (Thursday, September 10), the West Surrey Shadow Council is set to confirm Susan Halliwell as its permanent Chief…
Family Pay Tribute to 18-year-old Who Died Following Collision
The family of an 18-year-old man who died following a collision in Headley, near Leatherhead, on Sunday (September 6), have paid tribute to him. Rahulan Chelliah was one of five…
Reorganisation Pause Makes Constituents Fear They Have Been ‘Thrown Under the Bus ‘
By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The legal advice that forced the nationwide cancellation of local government reorganisation, with the single exception of Surrey because it was too far down…
Guildford Library Shut During Modernisation Programme – Register Office To Move In
By David Reading and David Rose An extensive refurbishment and improvement programme is taking place at Guildford Library, with all services having been put on hold since August 20. The…
East Surrey Council Leaders Also Want to Stay ‘On Track’ With Reorganisation Programme
By James Moules local democracy reporter East Surrey’s shadow council leader has insisted that the county’s council restructure remains “on track” after the government hit pause on planned reforms following…
Shadow Councils Consider Tourism Tax
By James Moules local democracy reporter Surrey’s two new shadow unitary councils are considering a “tourism tax” to help buoy their finances amid major changes to local government in the…
Distracted Dog Walkers May Be Putting Wildlife and Livestock At Risk, Study Finds
Dog walkers talking on their phones or facing other distractions can miss their pets fouling, disturbing wildlife or approaching livestock, according to research from the University of Surrey. The study,…
Dangerous E Coli Levels Found in River Wey
By Esme Campbell Swimmers in the River Wey face a higher risk of illness as tests show E.coli levels rocketed to over double the safe maximum in August. St Catherine’s…
PM You say you're worried about the reaction in Surrey to council reorganisation. How many Labour MPs does Surrey elect? Angela Rayner: None, ever. PM Next item!
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