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Mistreated Former Sub-postmasters Receive Standing Ovation

By Martin Giles A full house at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre gave two former sub-postmasters a standing ovation last night having heard about the Great Post Office Scandal from journalist…

Man Arrested for Attempted Rape in West Horsley

Police are investigating an assault and attempted rape in West Horsley. Officers were called shortly after 3pm on Tuesday afternoon (May 14) after a report of a woman being attacked…

Challengers Announces Closure of Guildford Pre-school

By David Reading Children’s charity Challengers will be closing its Guildford pre-school at the end of the summer because of low levels of funding, rising costs and a difficulty in…

Guildford Police Station to Close – Officers to Move to Mount Browne HQ

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Guildford Police Station will close and officers move out of the town centre as part of plans to redevelop the force’s headquarters in Mount…

New County Council Divisional Boundaries Proposed

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Major boundary changes could see some Surrey residents change county council divisions for the next local elections in a redrawing of the political map…

Residents Get Close-Up View of the Ash Road Bridge Project

By David Reading Guildford Borough Council says it is on course to open the new Ash road bridge to traffic in November of this year. During the May bank holiday…

Surrey’s 15th McDonald’s Proposed for Cobham

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Big Mac, Quarter Pounder and Filet-o-Fish fans are in for a treat if plans for Surrey’s latest McDonald’s go ahead. The fast food giant…

Guildford’s Nightclub ‘Will Reopen’ Says Owner Michel Harper

By Martin Giles The future of Guildford’s biggest nightclub Aux seemed very uncertain following its sudden closure last week but venue owner Michel Harper is adamant that it will reopen.…

Surrey Hills Pub Saved

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter A beloved village pub that has nestled in the Surrey Hills since the 16th century has been saved. The Volunteer in Sutton Abinger, near…

Merrist Wood College Students Take Top Honours at BBC Gardeners’ World Live Competition

A team of Merrist Wood College’s horticultural and landscaping students have been awarded the top platinum prize as well as Best In Show accolade at BBC Gardeners’ World Live Spring…