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Lottery Grant for Farnham Museum

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Urgent work to stop one of Surrey’s “most important buildings” decaying away has received a quarter of a million-pound grant from the National Lottery.…

Inspector’s Decision Saves Open Land in Ash Green From Development

By David Reading A controversial housing scheme for Ash Green – which drew heavy criticism against Guildford Borough Council – has been turned down on appeal by the Government’s Planning…

Burpham’s London Road Decision Now Expected in September

By Martin Giles An independent design review of the controversial and much-amended plans to improve the London Road in Burpham, between New Inn Lane to Boxgrove Roundabout, is to be…

Police Appeal for Witnesses After Schoolgirl Is Assaulted By Two Other Students

Surrey Police have launched an appeal for witnesses following an assault on a teenage schoolgirl in Guildford which happened in mid-July. The girl was approached by two other female students…

Ash Road Bridge Companies Donate £15,000 To Support Village’s Youth Club

Ash Youth Club has received a donation of £15,000 from companies involved in the Ash road bridge project to help fund a youth worker for a year. Together with fundraising…

Green Party Candidate to Challenge Expulsion Decision On Tactical Voting Tactic

By Martin Giles A Green Party candidate in the Godalming & Ash Parliamentary election in July has said he intends to challenge the decision to expel him from the party.…

The New Joint Strategic Directors at Guildford and Waverley Councils

By Martin Giles As announced in our Borough Council News in Brief article, Guildford and Waverley Borough Councils have appointed two new permanent strategic directors to help lead the officer…

Onslow Park & Ride Bus Service to Close Due to Low Usage

By Martin Giles The Onslow Park and Ride bus service in Guildford will be closed on Saturday, August 31, due to a significant drop in passengers over the past four…

Woking Council Turns Taps Off at Popular Water Play Area

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Children are to miss out on a popular water play area during the summer heat after budget cuts at bankrupt Woking Borough Council meant…

How Did This Poem Come To Be Written?

By David Reading Here’s an enigma for Dragon readers to solve. Below I have copied a poem, created earlier this week (not by me). Can anyone, after studying content and…