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Very Limited Guildford Rail Services Tomorrow Due to Another Aslef Strike

South Western Railway is reminding customers of strike action taking place tomorrow, Wednesday, October 4. An extremely limited service will run on a small number of lines, with the majority…

‘This Council Expresses No Confidence in the Current Leader’ Motion Tabled

By Martin Giles Guildford Conservatives have tabled a motion of no confidence in the Lib Dem council leader Julia McShane. Philip Brooker, leader of the ten-member Conservative Group, is proposing…

Tomorrow Sees the First NHS Strike Taken by Three Groups of Clinicians Simultaneously

Tomorrow, Tuesday, October 3, three groups of NHS staff – consultants, junior doctors and radiographers – will be striking together for the first time in NHS history.  The consultants and…

Woking’s Victoria Arch Scheme Shelved

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter Plans to widen a key road and replace a railway bridge in Woking have been abandoned after costs increased by more than £50 million.…

Opinion: Don’t Dwell Over the Closure of House of Fraser Store – Change is Nothing New There

By David Rose Today (Saturday, September 30) Guildford’s only department store that’s left in the town, House of Fraser, closes its doors for the last time. The closure of the…

Angry Reaction to Political Press Release Proclaiming GBC’s Success in Avoiding Effective Bankruptcy

By Martin Giles A “good news” press release on the financial situation at Guildford Borough Council from the party in control, the Lib Dems, has met with an angry reaction…

Teenager Killed in Motorbike Collision

A collision between two motorbikes on the road between Guildford and Godalming left one teenager dead and one injured. The fatal incident took place on the A3100 Old Portsmouth Road…

Water Watchdog Orders Thames Water to Pay Back £100 Million-Plus to Customers

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Thames Water has been ordered to pay back more than £100 million to its customers by regulators. Water watchdog Ofwat has ordered the under-performing…

Ash Road Bridge Has Majority Public Support, Council Believes

By David Reading More than 400 people turned up at Guildford Borough Council’s two public information sessions to provide facts and figures on the Ash road bridge project – and…

Local Plan System ‘Totally Unfit for Purpose’ says Council Leader Declaring Tandridge Plan ‘Dead’

By Emily Coady Stemp local democracy reporter A land scam, £3.5 million spent and residents being “ignored” have come to a head as a district council finally looks set to…