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Rail Passengers Are Warned About Bank Holiday Engineering Works

Engineering works will affect rail services in the Guildford and Farnham areas during the August Bank Holiday weekend. Services between Farnham, Alton and Guildford will be replaced by buses on…

Man Given Police Warning After Arrest Under Dangerous Dogs Act

Surrey police have been investigating a number of incidents involving dogs being dangerously out of control in Send. Today (Thursday) a man was arrested in connection with four offences under…

Homeless Shelters to Be Renovated and Expanded

By James Moules local democracy reporter Guildford Borough Council is poised to wave through plans to renovate a homeless shelter – and expand it by converting a neighbouring house into…

Railway Timetables for Surrey Facing First Full Refresh for 20 Years

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Once in a generation changes aimed at improving rail schedules are being set to be introduced across Surrey  but there are concerns about how…

A31 Collision: Police Release Picture of Man They Want To Interview

Surrey police are looking to speak to the man in the picture in connection with a serious collision on the A31, Farnham, last month. Officers were called to the Farnham…

Guildford Council’s Ageing Vehicle Fleet is Costly and Inefficient

By James Moules local democracy reporter Guildford Borough Council is eyeing replacements for its ageing vehicle fleet, with forecast maintenance expenditure on existing vans and lorries set to be nearly…

Scam Phone Callers Posing as Surrey Police

Surrey Police have said that they are aware of members of the public receiving calls from a number claiming to be their 101, non-emergency call number. The scammers are advising…

We’re Back! The Dragon Restarts Publication Following Site Migration

By Martin Giles At last, The Guildford Dragon NEWS is publishing again. May I reiterate my apology for the break in service but we needed the site to be more…

Ash Must Continue To Wait For A Decision On Railway Station Footbridge

By David Reading Doubts still remain over long-standing plans to build a footbridge over the railway at Ash Station – a scheme once said to be an important part of…

The ‘Shy Child’ Who Went On To Become A Top-Selling Author

Kate Thompson – top-selling author of historical fiction and non-fiction – will be the special guest at Ash Library next month (September), in conversation with local author Louise Morrish. Kate’s…