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Police Condemn Menace Of Rural Crime After Farm Animal Is Stolen And Killed

Police Condemn Menace Of Rural Crime After Farm Animal Is Stolen And Killed

Surrey police are appealing for witnesses following an incident where a lamb is suspected to have been stolen and killed in a field off Pirbright Road, Normandy. The police said…

Guildford Cathedral Invites Girls to Experience the Joy of Singing

Guildford Cathedral will be welcoming girls aged 9–18 to a special open night for girl choristers in June. The event will offer them the chance to step inside the world…

The Blockheads at the Boileroom: More Ian Dury than Ian Dury

Dragon Review by Charles Whiting Ozzy Osbourne once famously quipped of a tribute band: “They sound more Black Sabbath than us”. And so it is with The Blockheads’ current frontman…

Witness Appeal Following Serious Collision

A motorcyclist, a man in his 40s, was taken to hospital with serious injuries this evening (May 23) following a “single vehicle collision”. Police officers were called to Old Epsom…

Conservatives Want Stronger Cross-party Scrutiny at New West Surrey Shadow Council

West Surrey Conservatives  have pledged to provide “constructive but robust opposition” following the inaugural meeting of the new West Surrey Shadow Authority held on Thursday (May 21) at Millmead Council…

Historic Meeting Marks the Start of the Major Reorganisation of Local Government

By Martin Giles The leader of the new West Surrey Shadow Authority wasted no time in trying to assure residents that localism would remain at the heart of the new…

Train-hopping Burglar Now Behind Bars

A serial burglar who used the rail network to target homes across Surrey and Sussex has been brought to justice. Darren Alleyne 44, of no fixed abode, would commute to…

Challenges Facing Ash: Rising Costs, Council Restructuring and a New Neighbourhood Plan

By David Reading The new chair of Ash Parish Council says the future will hold strong challenges for Ash including the pressures of rising costs and complications resulting from local…

Lido Pool Covers Are Proving To Be a Success

Long-awaited pool covers have been fitted to the iconic Guildford Lido 17 years after they were first proposed, to cut costs and save energy. Installed in March 25, the covers…

East Surrey Council Holds Inaugural Meeting

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The first ever meeting of East Surrey Council, described as a “moment and a milestone”, has taken place. The newly-formed council sat on Wednesday,…