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Conservationists Fear Threat to Wildlife in McDonald’s Drive-Through Plan

By David Reading Fast food chain McDonald’s has submitted plans to build a new 24-hour drive-through just off the Hog’s Back at Tongham. The site falls within the Tongham Services…

Meet Banana Grit, Frosty Fred and Ready-Spready-Go

As the temperatures drop, you can expect to see Surrey’s brand-new fleet of 38 gritters heading out on Surrey’s roads to keep the county moving and keep you safe. The…

Waverley to Hold Public Wash-up on Water Supply Incident

By Martin Giles A public meeting to discuss how Thames Water should be held to account for the lengthy disruption of water supply in Godalming and surrounding villages is being…

Ukrainians Thank People of Guildford for Their Support

Ukrainians who came to Guildford and the surrounding areas under the Homes for Ukraine Scheme organised a food festival to thank the local community for their ongoing hospitality. Inna Haitan,…

‘Unearthed’ – Talk to Reveal Findings of Excavation Under Guildford’s Oldest Building

By Martin Giles Tomorrow (November 18), results of an excavation in St Mary’s Church in Quarry Street, the tower of which is Guildford’s oldest building, are to be revealed. The…

Emergency Services Unable to Shed Light on Latest Ash Green Road Collision

By David Reading Residents of Ash Green reported this week that yet another road accident in White Lane has strengthened their campaign for strict measures to make the road safer.…

Do You Recognise This Man?

Surrey Police are appealing for help to identify the man in this CCTV image to assist them with their  investigation into a sexual assault in Guildford. The incident occurred on…

Zero Movement – And It’s To the High Street

By Martin Giles The Zero Carbon team which left its Friary Street premises earlier this year has announced it is moving to the High Street. After rumours linking them with…

Update: Water Supply Once Again Restored in GU1 and GU2

Update November 16: Thames Water said in in message last night to customers: “Firstly we would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused by the recent water pressure issues or…

National Trust Accepts Sole Control of Weir Towpath Restoration But Warns of Further Delay

By Martin Giles Four years on from the dramatic collapse of the footbridge over Tumbling Bay Weir in Millmead, the National Trust, which owns the River Wey navigation, has accepted…