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Cyclist Receives Life-changing Injuries in Collision

A cyclist received life-changing injuries yesterday (August 9) when they collided with a road sign. No other vehicle is known to have been involved. Police are now appealing for witnesses.…

Winning Couple’s Wedding Reception In Wanborough’s Great Barn

Winning couple, Shani Elliott and Pete Bennett, celebrated their wedding in the magnificent setting of the Great Barn at Wanborough after tying the knot at St Mark’s Wyke in Normandy…

Pizza Van ‘War’ in Milford

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter A pizza van’s bid to trade in Milford has been turned down amid concerns about traffic and resident complaints. The Vaporetto pizza van had…

Appeal To Help Pirbright Red Deer After ‘Devastating Wildfire’ Continues To Burn

By Hugh Coakley As fire at Pirbright Ranges continues to burn more than three weeks after a wildfire affecting more than 650 hectares of pristine heathland, Surrey Wildlife Trust (SWT)…

M&S and BP Point Fingers at Each Other Over Continuing Sale of Fire Risk Disposable BBQs

By Martin Giles The Marks & Spencer decision to stop selling disposable barbeque kits, while the risk of wildfires was so high, was widely publicised and applauded. So Guildford resident…

The Only Sign Warning of Tonight’s Gyratory Street Closure Is Showing Blank

By Martin Giles Motorists might be surprised tomorrow to find the Onslow Street section of the gyratory closed at 8pm for resurfacing work. The only warning sign that could be…

SCC Takes Back Highway Verge Cutting, Weed Control and On-street Parking Enforcement

By Martin Giles Responsibility for highway verge cutting and weed control, as well as on-street parking enforcement, is being seen as a power grab by two opposition county councillors representing…

Lorry Collision Brings North Street to a Halt

By Martin Giles Traffic on North Street in Guildford came to a halt this morning around 10.30am (August 6) when an unmarked refrigerated lorry collided with a shop canopy at…

National Trust Refuses to Answer Questions on Tumbling Bay Weir Repair

By Martin Giles The National Trust has refused to answer questions about the long-delayed repair of the Tumbling Bay Weir in Millmead, behind the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre. The weir collapsed…

Anger Over Christmas Lights Event Decision – For Reasons of Crowd Safety, Says GBC

By Martin Giles An online row has broken out over Guildford Borough Council’s decision not to hold a Christmas Lights switch-on event in Guildford High Street this year. The Covid…