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Korean Restaurant Closed Down Following Immigration Raid

By Martin Giles Bulpan Korean BBQ restaurant has closed down following a visit from Immigration Enforcement officers last week (November 6). Today (November 12) a Notice of Forfeiture was posted…

Thames Water Reports Guildford’s New Water Pipeline Reaches Halfway Point

Thames Water has confirmed that over half of Guildford’s new water transfer pipe is in place, with 5.8km now installed. In total the company is laying circa 9km between Pewley…

Unlicensed Dog Daycare Boss Prosecuted and Fined

A dog daycare business owner has been prosecuted for operating without a licence following a lengthy investigation by Guildford Borough Council’s animal welfare officer. On October 21, Harriet Poupart from…

Guildford and Its Villages Fall Silent to Remember Those Killed in Conflict

By Martin Giles Eighty years after the Second World War had entered its final 12 months, the traditional Remembrance Sunday Services took place in Guildford and its surrounding villages today…

CPRE Backs Parish Council’s Request for Secretary of State to ‘Call-in’ Solar Farm Decision

By Martin Giles The Campaign for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE) has backed up a request from Compton Parish Council for the decision to approve the planning application for…

SCC Cabinet’s Decision to Scrap London Road Scheme ‘Called-in’ by Select Committee

By Martin Giles The decision by Surrey County Council’s Cabinet to scrap the planned changes to London Road in Burpham has been “called-in” by SCC’s Communities, Environment and Highways (CEH)…

Police Get Approval for HQ Redevelopment and New Access

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter In the third major planning decision made by Guildford Brough Council this week, proposals to redevelop Surrey Police headquarters at Mount Browne have been…

Surrey Charity Holds Carer Information Fairs to Help Unpaid Carers

By Stella Kuchanny Nearly all of us will need to either provide or receive care at some point in their lives, so ensuring carers have access to the support they…

Smash-and-Grab Raider Thought to Have Ridden Off On a Bike

A burglar is believed to have escaped on a bicycle after smashing through a  shop window and stealing cigarettes and cash. Police were called to Morrisons Daily in Stoughton Road,…

Shalford War Memorial Restored Ready for Remembrance Sunday

By Martin Giles Shalford’s War Memorial has been reconstructed in time for Sunday’s Remembrance Service. Work, which started on October 18, was completed just eight days ago (October 31), although…