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Security Threats to Muslim Centre Considered in Granting Retrospective Planning Consent

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Security measures to ward off terror threats and attacks at a Surrey mosque have been approved. The Islamabad site in Sheephatch Lane, Farnham, is …

East Surrey Councillor Wants to Start Local Planning Now

James Moules local democracy reporter A leading councillor on East Surrey’s shadow authority is imploring the government to let them start work on the area’s Local Plan before it replaces…

Trespassing On The Railway Is a Major Cause of Passenger Disruption, New Report Shows

Figures released by Network Rail and British Transport Police reveal that trespass on the railway caused 9,437 minutes of delays to passengers across the South Western network last year. This…

Why Not Follow The Guildford Art Trail This Weekend?

Visitors to Guildford town centre this weekend are being invited to follow the Guildford Art Trail, which is a central attraction of the Guildford Festival of the Arts, running from…

Guildford Book Festival Welcomes Major Talents From the Literary World

Now in its 37th year, the Guildford Book Festival returns this week with a full programme of events celebrating books, ideas and conversation. The festival welcomes some of today’s most…

Bringing the Wonders of Space Exploration to Guildford High Street

Guildford High Street will once again be transformed into a Space showcase when the University of Surrey and the Institute of Physics bring World Space Week to Tunsgate Quarter shopping…

More Funding To Increase SEND Provision

By James Moules local democracy reporter A £26.7 million funding package to bolster provision for SEND education in Surrey has been approved by councillors amid a surge in demand for…

Guildford’s Artistic Talent On Display In a Vibrant Four-Day Celebration

The Guildford Festival of the Arts opens tomorrow (October 1) – bringing a dazzling array of artistic talent to the town. The four-day community-led celebration of the visual arts, which…

£150m Wiped from Runnymede’s Investment Portfolio

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Almost £150 million has been wiped off the value of Runnymede Borough Council’s remaining investment portfolio, latest figures show but what sales it has…

School’s Sports Facilities Upgrade Proposal Recommended for Approval

By James Moules local democracy reporter A Guildford Catholic school is poised to receive permission to build an extension which would create new drama and sports facilities on its campus.…