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Fire At Railway Station: Trains Stopped For 90 Minutes

Guildford railway station closed today (Sunday, June 12) for 90 minutes after firefighters were called to a fire in a fridge in one of the office cabins. The station re-opened…

10,000 Electric Vehicle Charge Points Required In Surrey By 2030 – Locations Needed

Surrey County Council (SCC) estimates the county will need 10,000 electric vehicle charge points by 2030. This is when the government’s ban on sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles…

Guildford Joyriding Burglar Admits Crimes On Stolen Car’s Dashcam

A man who stole a car from a house in Woking has been sentenced after dashcam recorded him admitting to his crimes. Surrey police officers were called to reports of…

Former Guildford Parish Priest Jailed For Ten Years For Abusing Teenager

By Hugh Coakley A former Guildford parish priest, Father Anthony White, was sentenced to ten years and six months at Hove Crown Court today (June 10) for indecent assault and…

Guildford’s MP Outlines the ‘Levelling Up’ Guildford Requires But Political Opponents Are Critical

By Martin Giles Angela Richardson joined in the Parliamentary debate on the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill this week to remind her fellow MPs that two Guildford council wards, Westborough…

Victory for Residents at Ash Green Inquiry – But Concern Over GBC’s Future Intentions

By David Reading Ash Green residents are hoping that the campaign to prevent housing from being built on the historic Ash Manor House site may finally be over following their…

Borough Council’s £13m Spend on Consultants Hailed as Good News

Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter GBC’s £13 million a year spend on expensive consultants and agency staff has been hailed as “good news”. The spend was down from £14.8 million…

Guildford Teen Who Ended His Life Thought He Was ‘Omnipotent Puppet-master’

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter A Guildford teen who ended his life thought of himself as an “omnipotent puppet-master” and compared his social interactions to playing chess. A student…

Guildford Conservatives Back MP’s ‘No Confidence’ Vote Decision

By Martin Giles The chair of the Guildford Conservative Association, Sallie Barker says that the association is proud that Guildford’s MP voted against Boris Johnson in the “no confidence” vote…

Harrowing Dashcam Footage Shows Full Impact of Drink Driving

Harrowing dashcam footage has captured the moment a motorcyclist was hit by a drunk driver on the A3 near Thursley in July last year. The footage, recorded by the driver’s…