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Guildford Welcomes 31 New Deacons And Priests

Former members of the Metropolitan Police and a married couple and those with a broken past were among the 16 deacons and 15 priests ordained at services at Guildford Cathedral…

Covid-19 Changes People’s Metabolism Says Researchers At University Of Surrey

Researchers have identified what they believe to be robust metabolic markers of Covid, a discovery which could lead to better understanding and treatments for people that suffer from symptoms of…

Grassland Fire in Shalford Causes Temporary Road Closure

A fire on an area of open grassland in Shalford, near the closed-down Parrot pub, caused a road closure on Saturday (August 13). There have been no reports of casualties…

More Are Worried About Fellow Guildfordians Facing the Cost of Living Crisis Than for Themselves

By Martin Giles Most residents in Guildford are “extremely concerned” about the cost of living crisis for others if not themselves according to a random straw poll conducted in the…

Updated: Water Supply Problem Downgraded from ‘Major Incident’

Update 10.20am August 16 Thames Water reported on their website: “Netley Mill Water Treatment Works continues to run normally and levels in local reservoirs are good. “We’re therefore not planning…

Straw Poll of Guildford Shoppers Shows Preference for Rishi Sunak as Our Next PM

By Martin Giles and Hugh Coakley A straw poll of Guildford shoppers yesterday indicated that those questioned favoured Rishi Sunak as our next prime minister. We asked 58 people: “If…

Updated: Only 300 Homes Still Without Water – Most of 7,000 Affected Have Supply Restored

Thames Water has now restored a water supply to around 6,700 of the 7,000 homes that have been affected by “technical issues” at Netley Mill Water Treatment Works. Homes in…

Woman Found Parched in Shere as Village Left Without Water

By Martin Giles A woman was found “parched and in distress” by Lib Dem campaigners in Shere today because of problems with the water supply during a Met Office amber…

Drought Declared in Surrey

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter As drought is declared in Surrey during the driest UK summer in 50 years, councils and services across the county have been taking measures…

St Mary’s Wharf Developer Bows to Pressure By Reducing Proposed Building Height Again

By Hugh Coakley The developer of the former Debenham’s in Guildford town centre has reacted to pressure and again cut the contentious height of the proposals for the new private…