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Witness Appeal Following Serious Collision

Surrey Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious collision near Effingham at around 1.30pm yesterday (January 19). Officers were called to Ranmore Common Road following reports of a collision…

Guildford Cathedral’s New Dean To Be Installed

The new Dean of Guildford Cathedral, the Venerable Bob Cooper, will be officially installed at a service there on Sunday, January 26. The cathedral says he brings extensive experience and…

High Court Backs Parish Council and Quashes GBC’s Planning Permission

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Guildford Borough Council’s decision to grant planning permission for homes in Send has been quashed at appeal. The scheme included five, large detached homes…

Important Car Park to Close Indefinitely

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter An “important” town centre car park will close for the “foreseeable future”. Victoria Way car park in Woking Town Centre will shut on Friday,…

Four Police Forces Act Together Against Rural Crime

More than 70 vehicles were stopped and four were seized last weekend as part of a second set of intensive days of action combating rural crime across Surrey. Last September,…

Alan Titchmarsh Says Losses Caused by M25-A3 Works Are ‘Catastrophic’ for the RHS

By Martin Giles The major roadworks at Junction 10 of the M25/A3 are costing RHS Wisley millions because of lower visitor numbers. With 350,000 fewer people visiting RHS Wisley annually,…

Waverley At Risk of Speculative Development Following Decision to Discount Dunsfold

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Precious green belt sites could be at risk of speculative developments and Waverley Borough Council could be powerless to stop them after its biggest…

Pie & Mash on Box Hill If Parking Can Be Sorted

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The classic British pie and mash shop could become a mainstay of Surrey beauty spot Box Hill – if question marks over parking can…

GBC Dismisses Fears That New Ash Road Bridge Will Cause Traffic ‘Bottleneck’

By David Reading Guildford Borough Council has dismissed concerns that the new Ash road bridge – named the Chester Bridge – will cause a traffic bottleneck at the “Dover Arms”…

Marking Holocaust Memorial Day 2025 at the Surrey History Centre

Surrey’s History Centre in Woking is marking Holocaust Memorial Day in January 2025 with a brand new, month-long exhibition and an online, live event telling the stories of 13 British…