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SECAmb Chief Has ‘Never Seen Volume and Complexity’ of Cases Among ‘Burntout’ Staff

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter An NHS chief executive has never in her career seen employee relations cases of the “volume and a complexity” as at her current troubled…

Reactions to Urnfield Sports Field Planning Permission Granted On Appeal

By Hugh Coakley The decision to allow on appeal the planning application for development of the school sportsfield at Urnfield on the brow of the downs to the south of…

Pumpkin Dumping – A Halloween Horror for Hedgehogs

The Woodland Trust has issued an urgent plea to witches, wizards and spooks everywhere not to endanger wildlife by dumping pumpkins in woodland. “A myth seems to have built up…

Experience Guildford Convincingly Win Crucial, Low Turnout Vote

By Hugh Coakley Experience Guildford move into their third five-year term after a crucial 78 per cent positive vote from the town centre business ratepayers. But there was a low…

Guildford Low Emission Zone Could Lead to ‘Discrimination’

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter A Guildford low emission zone could lead to “discrimination” against people who cannot afford cars that would meet standards, according to a council officer.…

Bus Operators Want ‘U-Turn’ on North Street Bus Station Plans

By Hugh Coakley Guildford bus operators and a borough councillor have objected to the “access arrangements, future capacity and operability” of the bus station improvement plans, part of the St…

County Council Cabinet Round-up

Following SCC’s Cabinet Meeting, October 25, 2022 As supplied by Surrey Council Council A County Deal for Surrey Surrey County Council’s Cabinet was updated on the progress made with plans…

Surrey Announces New Chief Fire Officer

Surrey Fire and Rescue Service have appointed Dan Quin as their new permanent chief fire officer. Dan has been acting chief fire officer since June 2022, prior to that he…

£40m Project to Improve Surrey’s SEND Teaching Facilities

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter A £40 million project to improve education facilities for some of Surrey’s most vulnerable children has moved to its next stage. The county council…

A Temporary Bridge Over Tumbling Bay Weir Is Feasible, Says Leading Engineer

By Martin Giles The full repair of the Tumbling Bay Weir at Millmead is taking much longer than necessary and is costing too much. This is the opinion of a…