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30% of Thames Water Outfalls Are Discharging Raw Sewage Into Rivers This Week

By Hugh Coakley Around 30 per cent of Thames Water outfalls have been spilling raw sewage into rivers over the last 48 hours since January 9, including into the River…

Over 140 Arrested in Seasonal Drink and Drive Campaign

Over 140 arrests were made in Surrey in just four weeks, as part of the Forces’ annual drink and drug drive campaign over the Christmas and New Year holiday. The…

North Street Application Put on Hold Until Secretary of State Decides Whether to Take Decision Himself

By Martin Giles The Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities has directed Guildford Borough Council not to approve the planning application from developers St Edwards for the…

A3 Tunnel in Guildford ‘Necessary’ for New Homes, Says Guildford’s MP

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter Guildford’s MP says “thousands and thousands” of new homes in the area will add to the need to tunnel the A3. Angela Richardson also…

Another Attempted Robbery By a Gang

A group of boys attempted to rob a teenage boy by Foxenden Quarry, York Road in Guildford on Friday, December 30. The incident took place just two days after a…

Drivers Warned of Upcoming Overnight Closures on the A3 in Surrey

National Highways are advising drivers to plan ahead as they announce a programme of overnight closures on the A3. Parts of the road will be closed at Burntcommon to complete…

Highways Repair Bulletin January 9 – 15

The list below, published by Surrey County Council, provided by County Cllr Fiona Davidson and available on the SCC website, lists the current works planned or underway in the borough.…

GBC Planning Could Be Designated for Special Measures Due to Poor Performance

By Hugh Coakley The lead councillor for Planning at GBC has warned the council could be “designated” for special measures by the government because of its poor performance in determining…

Guildford’s MP Asks for North Street Plan to Be Decided by the Secretary of State

By Martin Giles Guildford’s MP Angela Richardson is asking the Secretary of State for Housing, Michael Gove, to “call in” the controversial planning application for the redevelopment of North Street…

Mole Valley Seeks to Remove All Green Belt Sites from Its Local Plan

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter All green belt sites could be removed from Mole Valley’s plan for homes following proposed changes to planning at central government level. A specially-called…