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Council Says Floral Display Decision Still To Be Taken

By Martin Giles Guildford Borough Council seems to have rowed back on a decision to have a moratorium on floral displays in the town. See: Guildford’s Floral Displays Might Have…

Guildford’s Floral Displays Might Have To Be Cut to Save Money

By Martin Giles Floral decorations in Guildford might be scrapped for two years by Guildford Borough Council as part of its expected cost-cutting programme, necessary to close its budget deficit…

Pedestrian Killed in Merrow – Police Appeal for Witnesses

A pedestrian who was struck by a bus on Sunday (September 10) died at the scene, Surrey Police have reported. According to the police report, the incident occurred at 10.13pm…

Police Seek Witnesses to Serious Assault After Man Hit By Car

The police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage after a man in his twenties was seriously assaulted in Deepcut on Sunday evening (September 10). The man was assaulted twice,…

Town Centre’s Customer Heroes Honoured at Awards Ceremony

Guildford town centre’s customer stars have been honoured at a celebratory evening at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre. Now in its ninth year, the Experience Guildford Customer Service Awards, sponsored by…

Woodland Management Underway To Deal With Effects of Ash Dieback

A programme of woodland management is being undertaken across Surrey County Council’s countryside estate this autumn to tackle ash dieback and the consequent risks to public safety. It is intended…

Primary School in Ash Impacted by RAAC Crisis – But Classes Are Unaffected

By David Reading Shawfield Primary School in Ash is one of the 147 schools in England at the centre of the alert over potentially unsafe RAAC concrete. Some schools throughout…

Phase Three of the Weyside Urban Village Proposals To Be Exhibited

Proposals for Phase Three of Weyside Urban Village are to be presented this month. Guildford Borough Council is holding an exhibition and says: “Everyone is welcome!” The exhibition is to…

Local Politicians Defend the Use of Fake Newspapers

By Martin Giles The use of fake newspapers by political parties for campaign purposes has been defended by local representatives of all three major national parties in Guildford. Their defence…

Impact of Woking Council’s £12m Cuts Revealed – Pool and Toilets to Close

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter In what is an ominous warning of the kind of measures that might be taken in Guildford, details on the deep cuts that will…